Panel: Conversations on Missiles and Nuclear Weapons Key to Rebuilding U.S.-Russian Relationship
While the Washington and Moscow relationship is, “more tense, more difficult, more hostile” than it has ever been, an American…
Wilson: End of Sequestration, Increased Defense Spending Coming Soon
The tide is turning in favor of increased defense spending and ending sequestration, the chairman of the House Armed Services…
Panel: NATO Unprepared to Defend Baltics from Russian Attack
While NATO remains unprepared to defend its most exposed states, positioning three American armored brigades in or near the Baltics…
Opinion: Putin Continues to Upgrade Military, Challenge New U.S. Administration
The spike in interest in the Russian SSC-X-8 program comes at a time of turmoil in Washington D.C., especially in…
Ambassador: Solving Migration Crisis Key to European Security
Security in the Atlantic requires security in Mediterranean, and that means addressing the root causes of the European migration crisis,…
Experts to Senate: Trump Needs to Reassure America’s European, Asian Allies
The incoming Trump administration needs to go out and reassure publicly and privately our allies that the United States will…
Former CNO Roughead: Stepping Back From Alliances Like NATO ‘Perilous’ to U.S.
When thinking of America’s military alliances, it’s important to not boil down relationships to security spending but understand value beyond…
Opinion: Trump’s Defense Increase Might Not Equal a Better Military
Shortly after the presidential election, USNI News ran a piece looking forward into a U.S. military under a Trump administration.…
Brookings Institution Expresses Concern Over Trump Views on NATO, Military Spending
Speaking the day after Donald Trump won the presidential election, one of the nation’s leading security and foreign policy experts…
What Trump’s Team Has Said About Maritime Security
THE PENTAGON — Much is still unknown about how President-elect Donald Trump will approach defense and foreign policy issues upon…