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US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
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L3 CEO: It’s time to overcome the ‘boom or bust’ funding environment
Continuing resolutions virtually block the defense sector from innovation, sapping the lifeblood of our industry.
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Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
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European Business Summit chief: The EU defense market – a sea serpent becoming reality?
The development of a European Union common-defense market should be the tool enabling the implementation of a forward-looking innovation policy on the continent.
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EDA chief: Building European defense, together
The Coordinated Annual Review on Defence, the Permanent Structured Cooperation and the European Defence Fund are all central pieces of a new political and institutional puzzle in the making.
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Ukroboronprom head: Ukraine’s military industrial complex during hybrid warfare
Hybrid war in the east of Ukraine forced us – taking into account combat experience – to develop unmanned equipment for performing various tasks on the battlefield without putting our soldiers’ lives at risk.
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Brig. Gen. Lacroix: The Inter-American Defense Board – the other IADB
Cooperation among countries is as important as cooperation within countries. A lack of strong advocates of the IADB within government institutions can serve to highlight the difference of perspectives between foreign and defense ministries, rather than uniting them.
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Friends of Europe founder: Europe’s weak and outdated armed forces should draw from China’s model
In truth, Europe, it’s not the amount of money that matters, but on what you spend it.
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Analyst Byron Callan: Defense industry M&A not so straightforward
Defense M&A increased in 2017 compared to 2016, and it was comprised of a mix of deals whose rationale could be extrapolated into 2018 to divine what else could occur.
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Entering Unchartered Territory
Defense and national security strategy for the last year was dominated by what the world has come to know quite well, unfortunately: harrowing attacks by terrorist groups, most often and notably the Islamic State. Political muscling, particularly where borders were at stake. And internal strife, showing itself not via civilian uprisings but rather a military…
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US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
-
L3 CEO: It’s time to overcome the ‘boom or bust’ funding environment
Continuing resolutions virtually block the defense sector from innovation, sapping the lifeblood of our industry.
-
Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
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European Business Summit chief: The EU defense market – a sea serpent becoming reality?
The development of a European Union common-defense market should be the tool enabling the implementation of a forward-looking innovation policy on the continent.
-
EDA chief: Building European defense, together
The Coordinated Annual Review on Defence, the Permanent Structured Cooperation and the European Defence Fund are all central pieces of a new political and institutional puzzle in the making.
-
Ukroboronprom head: Ukraine’s military industrial complex during hybrid warfare
Hybrid war in the east of Ukraine forced us – taking into account combat experience – to develop unmanned equipment for performing various tasks on the battlefield without putting our soldiers’ lives at risk.
-
Brig. Gen. Lacroix: The Inter-American Defense Board – the other IADB
Cooperation among countries is as important as cooperation within countries. A lack of strong advocates of the IADB within government institutions can serve to highlight the difference of perspectives between foreign and defense ministries, rather than uniting them.
-
Friends of Europe founder: Europe’s weak and outdated armed forces should draw from China’s model
In truth, Europe, it’s not the amount of money that matters, but on what you spend it.
-
Analyst Byron Callan: Defense industry M&A not so straightforward
Defense M&A increased in 2017 compared to 2016, and it was comprised of a mix of deals whose rationale could be extrapolated into 2018 to divine what else could occur.
-
Entering Unchartered Territory
Defense and national security strategy for the last year was dominated by what the world has come to know quite well, unfortunately: harrowing attacks by terrorist groups, most often and notably the Islamic State. Political muscling, particularly where borders were at stake. And internal strife, showing itself not via civilian uprisings but rather a military…
-
US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
-
L3 CEO: It’s time to overcome the ‘boom or bust’ funding environment
Continuing resolutions virtually block the defense sector from innovation, sapping the lifeblood of our industry.
-
Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
-
European Business Summit chief: The EU defense market – a sea serpent becoming reality?
The development of a European Union common-defense market should be the tool enabling the implementation of a forward-looking innovation policy on the continent.
-
EDA chief: Building European defense, together
The Coordinated Annual Review on Defence, the Permanent Structured Cooperation and the European Defence Fund are all central pieces of a new political and institutional puzzle in the making.
-
Ukroboronprom head: Ukraine’s military industrial complex during hybrid warfare
Hybrid war in the east of Ukraine forced us – taking into account combat experience – to develop unmanned equipment for performing various tasks on the battlefield without putting our soldiers’ lives at risk.
-
Brig. Gen. Lacroix: The Inter-American Defense Board – the other IADB
Cooperation among countries is as important as cooperation within countries. A lack of strong advocates of the IADB within government institutions can serve to highlight the difference of perspectives between foreign and defense ministries, rather than uniting them.
-
Friends of Europe founder: Europe’s weak and outdated armed forces should draw from China’s model
In truth, Europe, it’s not the amount of money that matters, but on what you spend it.
-
Analyst Byron Callan: Defense industry M&A not so straightforward
Defense M&A increased in 2017 compared to 2016, and it was comprised of a mix of deals whose rationale could be extrapolated into 2018 to divine what else could occur.
-
Entering Unchartered Territory
Defense and national security strategy for the last year was dominated by what the world has come to know quite well, unfortunately: harrowing attacks by terrorist groups, most often and notably the Islamic State. Political muscling, particularly where borders were at stake. And internal strife, showing itself not via civilian uprisings but rather a military…
