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Trump orders creation of independent space force — but Congress will still have its say
President Trump has ordered the creation of a new branch of the military focused on space — something his own secretary of defense has opposed.
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Macedonia is one step closer to joining NATO – but a long road remains
NATO could get a 30th member, but it is likely to take some time.
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Denmark’s air chief on standing up the F-35 and dealing with Russia
“Generally there are two times when we see increased activities ― when the Russians are conducting exercises or when we’re conducting exercises.
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In the Baltic, shadowed by Russia, NATO allies focus on great power competition
Defense News brings you to the front lines of the BALTOPS training exercise, where Russian vessels are shadowing NATO ships.
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What countries hope to get out of the NATO summit
In NATO, the people are represented by 29 separate but equally important nations. These are their stories ahead of the July summit.
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India seeks $930 million worth of weapons and gear for Apaches
Here are the new weapons and equipment India wants for its six Apache helicopters.
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Danish defense minister not worried about trade war impact on buying US weapons
The recent tariff fight between the U.S. and EU should not impact Danish plans to buy F-35s, Seahawks or weapons from America — at least not yet.
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What does America’s ambassador to NATO see for the alliance’s future?
Are allies spending enough on defense? Like her boss in the White House, Kay Bailey Hutchison would like to see them spending more.
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Trump visa limits could hurt American tech
New rules for Chinese students could limit their interaction with U.S.-born technology, such as AI. But is that a good thing?
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Two key industry groups hope now is the time to push a major change to the defense export process
America needs a strategy for how it exports military goods, a top trade group says.
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Trump orders creation of independent space force — but Congress will still have its say
President Trump has ordered the creation of a new branch of the military focused on space — something his own secretary of defense has opposed.
-
Macedonia is one step closer to joining NATO – but a long road remains
NATO could get a 30th member, but it is likely to take some time.
-
Denmark’s air chief on standing up the F-35 and dealing with Russia
“Generally there are two times when we see increased activities ― when the Russians are conducting exercises or when we’re conducting exercises.
-
In the Baltic, shadowed by Russia, NATO allies focus on great power competition
Defense News brings you to the front lines of the BALTOPS training exercise, where Russian vessels are shadowing NATO ships.
-
What countries hope to get out of the NATO summit
In NATO, the people are represented by 29 separate but equally important nations. These are their stories ahead of the July summit.
-
India seeks $930 million worth of weapons and gear for Apaches
Here are the new weapons and equipment India wants for its six Apache helicopters.
-
Danish defense minister not worried about trade war impact on buying US weapons
The recent tariff fight between the U.S. and EU should not impact Danish plans to buy F-35s, Seahawks or weapons from America — at least not yet.
-
What does America’s ambassador to NATO see for the alliance’s future?
Are allies spending enough on defense? Like her boss in the White House, Kay Bailey Hutchison would like to see them spending more.
-
Trump visa limits could hurt American tech
New rules for Chinese students could limit their interaction with U.S.-born technology, such as AI. But is that a good thing?
-
Two key industry groups hope now is the time to push a major change to the defense export process
America needs a strategy for how it exports military goods, a top trade group says.
-
Trump orders creation of independent space force — but Congress will still have its say
President Trump has ordered the creation of a new branch of the military focused on space — something his own secretary of defense has opposed.
-
Macedonia is one step closer to joining NATO – but a long road remains
NATO could get a 30th member, but it is likely to take some time.
-
Denmark’s air chief on standing up the F-35 and dealing with Russia
“Generally there are two times when we see increased activities ― when the Russians are conducting exercises or when we’re conducting exercises.
-
In the Baltic, shadowed by Russia, NATO allies focus on great power competition
Defense News brings you to the front lines of the BALTOPS training exercise, where Russian vessels are shadowing NATO ships.
-
What countries hope to get out of the NATO summit
In NATO, the people are represented by 29 separate but equally important nations. These are their stories ahead of the July summit.
-
India seeks $930 million worth of weapons and gear for Apaches
Here are the new weapons and equipment India wants for its six Apache helicopters.
-
Danish defense minister not worried about trade war impact on buying US weapons
The recent tariff fight between the U.S. and EU should not impact Danish plans to buy F-35s, Seahawks or weapons from America — at least not yet.
-
What does America’s ambassador to NATO see for the alliance’s future?
Are allies spending enough on defense? Like her boss in the White House, Kay Bailey Hutchison would like to see them spending more.
-
Trump visa limits could hurt American tech
New rules for Chinese students could limit their interaction with U.S.-born technology, such as AI. But is that a good thing?
-
Two key industry groups hope now is the time to push a major change to the defense export process
America needs a strategy for how it exports military goods, a top trade group says.
