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Biden admin wants new ‘tone’ with NATO, but the old challenges remain
New defense secretary Lloyd Austin will virtually attend his first NATO meeting this week.
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What will a new US policy on Yemen mean for Saudi relations?
The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia will not be as cozy under a Biden administration as the Trump administration, but how much will change?
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State clears first three foreign military sales of Biden administration
Jordan, Chile and a NATO office were approved for the potential sales.
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Biden announces new Pentagon-run China task force
The new task force will deliver guidance to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin within four months.
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After reshuffling, Israel could create ‘opportunities’ for regional military cooperation
Gen. Kenneth McKenzie believes moving Israel to CENTCOM from EUCOM will have long lasting benefits.
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For CAE the future means expansion in cyber, space and more defense acquisitions
Dan Gelston, CAE’s defense and security group president, expects the company to expand its offerings in the next 18-24 months.
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Boeing, Raytheon missile sales to Saudi Arabia paused by Biden administration
The Biden administration has canceled two precision guided munition sales to Saudi Arabia as part of a new policy aimed at curtailing violence in Yemen, Defense News has learned.
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Majority of voters support ICBM replacement alternatives, new poll finds
The new research, exclusively shared with Defense News, found the majorities of both Republicans and Democrats polled would be in favor of alternative solutions to the Pentagon’s planned program to replace intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
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How Kathleen Hicks will approach nukes, shipbuilding and the budget
The nominee to be the Pentagon’s No. 2 official touched on a wide range of topics during her hearing.
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A long to-do list awaits Biden’s deputy defense secretary nominee
Kathleen Hicks is widely expected to cruise through her confirmation hearing in front of the Senate.
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Biden admin wants new ‘tone’ with NATO, but the old challenges remain
New defense secretary Lloyd Austin will virtually attend his first NATO meeting this week.
-
What will a new US policy on Yemen mean for Saudi relations?
The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia will not be as cozy under a Biden administration as the Trump administration, but how much will change?
-
State clears first three foreign military sales of Biden administration
Jordan, Chile and a NATO office were approved for the potential sales.
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Biden announces new Pentagon-run China task force
The new task force will deliver guidance to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin within four months.
-
After reshuffling, Israel could create ‘opportunities’ for regional military cooperation
Gen. Kenneth McKenzie believes moving Israel to CENTCOM from EUCOM will have long lasting benefits.
-
For CAE the future means expansion in cyber, space and more defense acquisitions
Dan Gelston, CAE’s defense and security group president, expects the company to expand its offerings in the next 18-24 months.
-
Boeing, Raytheon missile sales to Saudi Arabia paused by Biden administration
The Biden administration has canceled two precision guided munition sales to Saudi Arabia as part of a new policy aimed at curtailing violence in Yemen, Defense News has learned.
-
Majority of voters support ICBM replacement alternatives, new poll finds
The new research, exclusively shared with Defense News, found the majorities of both Republicans and Democrats polled would be in favor of alternative solutions to the Pentagon’s planned program to replace intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
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How Kathleen Hicks will approach nukes, shipbuilding and the budget
The nominee to be the Pentagon’s No. 2 official touched on a wide range of topics during her hearing.
-
A long to-do list awaits Biden’s deputy defense secretary nominee
Kathleen Hicks is widely expected to cruise through her confirmation hearing in front of the Senate.
-
Biden admin wants new ‘tone’ with NATO, but the old challenges remain
New defense secretary Lloyd Austin will virtually attend his first NATO meeting this week.
-
What will a new US policy on Yemen mean for Saudi relations?
The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia will not be as cozy under a Biden administration as the Trump administration, but how much will change?
-
State clears first three foreign military sales of Biden administration
Jordan, Chile and a NATO office were approved for the potential sales.
-
Biden announces new Pentagon-run China task force
The new task force will deliver guidance to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin within four months.
-
After reshuffling, Israel could create ‘opportunities’ for regional military cooperation
Gen. Kenneth McKenzie believes moving Israel to CENTCOM from EUCOM will have long lasting benefits.
-
For CAE the future means expansion in cyber, space and more defense acquisitions
Dan Gelston, CAE’s defense and security group president, expects the company to expand its offerings in the next 18-24 months.
-
Boeing, Raytheon missile sales to Saudi Arabia paused by Biden administration
The Biden administration has canceled two precision guided munition sales to Saudi Arabia as part of a new policy aimed at curtailing violence in Yemen, Defense News has learned.
-
Majority of voters support ICBM replacement alternatives, new poll finds
The new research, exclusively shared with Defense News, found the majorities of both Republicans and Democrats polled would be in favor of alternative solutions to the Pentagon’s planned program to replace intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
-
How Kathleen Hicks will approach nukes, shipbuilding and the budget
The nominee to be the Pentagon’s No. 2 official touched on a wide range of topics during her hearing.
-
A long to-do list awaits Biden’s deputy defense secretary nominee
Kathleen Hicks is widely expected to cruise through her confirmation hearing in front of the Senate.
