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US energy secretary talks arms control, nuclear budget boost and Iranian cyberattacks
Dan Brouillette answered questions on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.
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Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
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Esper to allies: Picking Huawei risks intel and security ties with the US
The top Pentagon official has called out Beijing as America’s main adversary.
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Europeans crank up defense spending amid doubts over US backing
American bases overseas are no longer seen as an automatic commitment to longstanding allies, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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‘Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump see Huawei the same.’ 5G in Europe aligns America’s top political rivals
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi backed President Donald Trump’s warning to European allies that letting Chinese telecom giant Huawei build their next-generation communication network poses a grave threat.
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F-35 gets thumbs up from Singapore’s air chief
The head of Singapore’s Air Force also revealed where the first four F-35Bs would be located for initial training and testing.
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Singapore’s air chief: We’re happy with current fleet performing maritime security
Singapore is unlikely to pursue new airlift and maritime patrol aircraft in the short term, as its current platforms can meet those needs following capability upgrades, according to the country’s Air Force chief.
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Official says US, Taliban reach Afghan truce agreement
A senior U.S.official said Friday the United States and the Taliban have reached a truce agreement that will take effect “very soon” and could lead to withdrawals of American troops from Afghanistan.
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Germany moves to protect its military-cyber industry
A new German strategy document declares defense-related cyber technologies as key national assets, affording the domestic sector some protection from international competition.
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Malaysia taps American fund to convert transport planes for maritime surveillance role
Malaysia will convert two Indonesian-built CN-235 transport aircraft into maritime patrol platforms using U.S. funding set aside for regional nations to improve maritime security, a top general confirmed.
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US energy secretary talks arms control, nuclear budget boost and Iranian cyberattacks
Dan Brouillette answered questions on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.
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Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
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Esper to allies: Picking Huawei risks intel and security ties with the US
The top Pentagon official has called out Beijing as America’s main adversary.
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Europeans crank up defense spending amid doubts over US backing
American bases overseas are no longer seen as an automatic commitment to longstanding allies, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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‘Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump see Huawei the same.’ 5G in Europe aligns America’s top political rivals
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi backed President Donald Trump’s warning to European allies that letting Chinese telecom giant Huawei build their next-generation communication network poses a grave threat.
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F-35 gets thumbs up from Singapore’s air chief
The head of Singapore’s Air Force also revealed where the first four F-35Bs would be located for initial training and testing.
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Singapore’s air chief: We’re happy with current fleet performing maritime security
Singapore is unlikely to pursue new airlift and maritime patrol aircraft in the short term, as its current platforms can meet those needs following capability upgrades, according to the country’s Air Force chief.
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Official says US, Taliban reach Afghan truce agreement
A senior U.S.official said Friday the United States and the Taliban have reached a truce agreement that will take effect “very soon” and could lead to withdrawals of American troops from Afghanistan.
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Germany moves to protect its military-cyber industry
A new German strategy document declares defense-related cyber technologies as key national assets, affording the domestic sector some protection from international competition.
-
Malaysia taps American fund to convert transport planes for maritime surveillance role
Malaysia will convert two Indonesian-built CN-235 transport aircraft into maritime patrol platforms using U.S. funding set aside for regional nations to improve maritime security, a top general confirmed.
-
US energy secretary talks arms control, nuclear budget boost and Iranian cyberattacks
Dan Brouillette answered questions on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.
-
Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
-
Esper to allies: Picking Huawei risks intel and security ties with the US
The top Pentagon official has called out Beijing as America’s main adversary.
-
Europeans crank up defense spending amid doubts over US backing
American bases overseas are no longer seen as an automatic commitment to longstanding allies, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
-
‘Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump see Huawei the same.’ 5G in Europe aligns America’s top political rivals
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi backed President Donald Trump’s warning to European allies that letting Chinese telecom giant Huawei build their next-generation communication network poses a grave threat.
-
F-35 gets thumbs up from Singapore’s air chief
The head of Singapore’s Air Force also revealed where the first four F-35Bs would be located for initial training and testing.
-
Singapore’s air chief: We’re happy with current fleet performing maritime security
Singapore is unlikely to pursue new airlift and maritime patrol aircraft in the short term, as its current platforms can meet those needs following capability upgrades, according to the country’s Air Force chief.
-
Official says US, Taliban reach Afghan truce agreement
A senior U.S.official said Friday the United States and the Taliban have reached a truce agreement that will take effect “very soon” and could lead to withdrawals of American troops from Afghanistan.
-
Germany moves to protect its military-cyber industry
A new German strategy document declares defense-related cyber technologies as key national assets, affording the domestic sector some protection from international competition.
-
Malaysia taps American fund to convert transport planes for maritime surveillance role
Malaysia will convert two Indonesian-built CN-235 transport aircraft into maritime patrol platforms using U.S. funding set aside for regional nations to improve maritime security, a top general confirmed.
