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Should NATO help the NGOs that train Ukrainian soldiers?
In footage captured by a drone last winter, a Russian tank slams into a Ukrainian trench line and the soldiers riding on top rush in. But within minutes, the Russians lie dead, repulsed by an aggressive counter-assault. The video was…
War and uncertainty shape Farnborough expectations
For the second time in a row, the Farnborough Air Show will open as war rages on European soil—and for the second time in a decade, amid the prospect of a far less NATO-friendly White House.Everyone's waiting to see what happens in…
A long-sought European defense ‘awakening’ has arrived, EUCOM commander says
ASPEN, Colorado—Europe is finally getting serious about defense—and should receive more, not less, transatlantic investment and engagement, the top U.S. commander in the region said Thursday.“This is exactly the partner we've been looking…
Pentagon’s new cyber rules are ‘stifling’ foreign suppliers, advisors say
Foreign suppliers are having trouble complying with new Defense Department cybersecurity requirements, and the Pentagon should try to ease their pain, an advisory board says.“We have partners like Germany and Japan that want to work with…
US taps IBM to help boost cyber defenses in Europe and beyond
IBM employees will fan out to improve cybersecurity in a slew of allied European and Eurasian countries under a five-year contract with the U.S. government's lead development and humanitarian assistance agency.The U.S. Agency for…
The D Brief: Gaza pier, done; Can Hamas rebuild?; NATO’s hybrid-war defenses; ISIS’ Syria surge; And…
It’s official: The U.S. military has formally ended its Gaza pier operation to deliver additional humanitarian aid to thousands of Palestinians displaced by Israel’s ongoing war with Hamas, which is in its ninth consecutive month. Since…
Concepts expected soon for NATO’s next-gen rotorcraft
Next week's 2024 Farnborough International Airshow could see the unveiling of competing concepts for NATO’s Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability project.Up to three manufacturers are imminently expected to offer their…
Europe, US worry about Russia’s hybrid warfare attacks
ASPEN, Colorado—Even as NATO pledged more support for Ukraine in its hot war against Russia last week, news broke of the Kremlin’s latest plot elsewhere in Europe—and alliance members wondered whether a key tool for detecting and thwarting…
Russia may be learning dangerous lessons from its space mischief, DIA says
ASPEN, Colorado—The West may not be pushing back hard enough on Russia’s increasingly aggressive activities in space, a top U.S. intelligence official said. “Russia actively targeting, through electronic warfare, the lower orbit…
Senators seek to advance AI capabilities at national labs
Two senators are working to usher more artificial intelligence systems and technologies into the U.S. national laboratory network through new legislation introduced last week.Sens. Joe Manchin, I-WV, and Lisa Murkowski, R-AK, introduced the…
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