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In the Dark: How the Pentagon’s Limited Supplier Visibility Risks U.S. National Security
If logistics wins or loses wars, what wins or loses logistics? U.S. military doctrine has the answer: “The U.S. military supply chain (to include the defense industrial base) represents a…
Biden Hosts Forum on Artificial Intelligence with Tech Leaders
President Joe Biden will convene a group of technology leaders on Tuesday to debate artificial intelligence. The Biden administration is seeking to figure out how to regulate the emergent field…
Modi Heads to US to Deepen Ties, Says No Doubting India’s Position on Ukraine
NEW YORK/NEW DELHI, June 20 (Reuters) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the United States on Tuesday for a state visit that has been projected as a milestone…
DOD ‘Tiger Team’ Releases Raft of Reforms Aimed at Speeding Foreign Arms Sales
WASHINGTON — Following pressure from lawmakers and industry, a special Pentagon team today released a slate of recommendations that seek to speed up arms transfers to allies and partners through the Foreign…
NATO Sees No Change in Russia’s Nuclear Posture After Lukashenko’s Claims
NATO’s secretary general said on Thursday that the alliance had seen no evidence of a change in Russia’s nuclear position, days after a claim by President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko of…
U.S. Defense Chief Vows to Continue Military Actions Near China
The United States military will keep passing through Asian skies and seas where China has become increasingly pugnacious, the Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III said in Singapore, where the…
Warnings Grow of ‘Devastating’ Military Cuts if Congress Misses Deadline
WASHINGTON—Alarm is growing on Capitol Hill over the possibility that delays in legislation related to the recent debt-ceiling deal will trigger automatic cuts to military spending.
