Preserving U.S. National Security Interests Through a Liberal World Construct
The emergence of peer competitors, not terrorism, presents the greatest long-term threat to our national security. Over the past decade, ...
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New Year, Same Old Pentagon – Doubts about new Defense Strategy
Nothing changes on New Year's Day, including the Pentagon's budget strategy. Last Thursday, President Barack Obama and Department of Defense ...
China criticises new US defense policy
Beijing said Monday that a new US defence strategy focused on countering China's rising power was based on "groundless" charges, ...
DOD leaders: U.S. will remain world’s strongest military
The Defense Department's new, 10-year strategy will ensure the U.S. remains the world's strongest military power, DOD leaders emphasized in ...
Defense bill affects pay, separation bonuses, more
President Barack Obama today signed the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act, which increases active-duty and Reserve pay by 1.6 percent ...
Kim death threatens chaos for US policy
The death of Kim Jong-Il throws into disarray a US policy of waiting patiently for change in nuclear-armed North Korea, ...
Air Force refines force presentation, generation
Air Force officials have been working for more than two years to develop a more consistent force presentation model for ...
US weighs shift in strategy in Afghanistan war
President Barack Obama's advisers are debating a shift in the military's mission in Afghanistan that would focus on advising Afghan ...
UK’s National Security Policy ‘Mismatched’ with New Threats
Defence and security experts believe Britain's national security policy is mismatched with the new threats being faced. The survey by ...
US Military Presence in the Asia-Pacific and the Implications for Australia
The Australia-United States Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) talks next week come at a time when Australia’s most important ally is reassessing ...
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