by Natalie Johnson • Washington Free Beacon U.S. adversaries are rapidly catching up to America’s fifth generation fighter aircraft capabilities—a risk that has exacerbated given ongoing cyber vulnerabilities in the…
by Bill Gertz • Washington Free Beacon Four Russian military aircraft conducted low passes against a U.S. destroyer in the Black Sea last week, the first such military provocation since…
by Morgan Chalfant • Daily Caller The U.S. Army’s ground combat systems risk being surpassed by those being developed by foreign countries such as Russia and China, according to a…
by Dimitri K. Simes and Paul J. Saunders • National Interest One need not admire Benjamin Netanyahu or Vladimir Putin or, for that matter, approve of Israeli or Russian conduct,…
by Bill Gertz • Washington Free Beacon The United States is vulnerable to future attack by hypersonic missiles from China and Russia and is falling behind in the technology race…
America’s warfighters are the best and most effective on the planet. But if we hope to maintain that advantage we have to continue to give them the best tools and…
by Peter Huessy Does the United States need nuclear weapons? What role do they play? And if they are valuable, how much should we spend supporting such a nuclear deterrent?…
by Peter Huessy and Franklin Miller For the past 25 years, arms control has been a key driving force behind how many Americans view our relationship with Russia. In that…
by Stepan Kravchenko • Bloomberg President Vladimir Putin ordered defense chiefs to strengthen Russia’s strategic nuclear forces amid rising tensions with the U.S. over the global…
Air Force general: Adversaries developing capabilities that are ‘better than what we currently have in many areas’ by Daniel Wiser • Washington Free Beacon U.S. adversaries…
A failed experiment to cut Russia from the World Wide Web stokes fears of Chinese-style online censorship by Roland Oliphant • The Telegraph Russia has run…
by Condoleezza Rice and Robert M. Gates • Washington Post One can hear the disbelief in capitals from Washington to London to Berlin to Ankara and…
Craven American leadership harms the cause of peace and stability, and only benefits the world’s dictators and aggressors. by George C. Landrith & Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi Vladimir Putin is…
by New York Post Just three years ago, President Obama famously ridiculed GOP opponent Mitt Romney’s statement that Russia remained America’s main geopolitical foe by taunting: “The 1980s are calling…
by Investor’s Business Daily The White House was “surprised” by a new intelligence-sharing pact among Iran, Syria, Russia and Iraq to fight the Islamic State. But given their own actions,…