Trump says at antisemitism event that Jewish voters would bear some blame if he loses election
Former President Donald Trump said Thursday that “the Jewish people” would be partially to blame if he loses in November, escalating his persistent trail criticism of Jewish
AUKUS and US forces: the question of independence
One does not have to agree with those who think that AUKUS is an abomination to be similarly concerned about AUKUS cost and schedule uncertainties,
Commission Says U.S. Needs More, Different Resources for Defense Strategy
The United States must increase spending to levels not seen since the Cold War to deter the threats of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea,
Taiwan’s submarine plan is too late, too expensive and ineffective
Jared McKinney is an assistant professor at Air War College. Reiss Oltman is an Air University Fellow in the Department of Joint Warfighting, Air Command
Quad will outlast Biden and Kishida, White House official says
Despite a presidency that was often consumed by Afghanistan, Ukraine and Gaza, U.S. President Joe Biden will circle back to his initial focus on the
Air, Space & Cyber Conference Wraps, PACAF’s Commitment to Indo-Pacific Continues
As the curtain closed today on the 2024 Air and Space Forces Association’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference, one theme resonated throughout the event –
Eight Countries work together in largest Operation Render Safe to remove WWII UXO in Solomon Islands
The United States, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United Kingdom, Republic of Korea, and Japan recently joined the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force for Operation Render
ANG unit reflects on flexing through obstacles at multinational exercise in India
For the 148th Fighter Squadron, an F-16 Fighting Falcon Air National Guard unit, based out of Duluth, Minnesota, Tarang Shakti-24 provided invaluable training through obstacles
FBI disrupts major Chinese hacking group, director says
A hacker group known as Flax Typhoon was able to infect hundreds of thousands of devices around the world, authorities said. China has denied any
Central Asia: Facing 5 Assertive Presidents, Germany’s Scholz Gets Rebuffed on Ukraine
Olaf Scholz’s visit to Central Asia from September 15 to 17 was long overdue. Fourteen years had passed since a German chancellor last set foot