Tag: Department of Defense

Washington is deep in the throes of its favorite parlor game—trading gossip on who is set to serve in the second Trump administration. Here’s a look at who is confirmed, ...

More than a year after China rattled the West by imposing export controls on gallium and germanium, two powerful chipmaking inputs, Beijing flexed its muscles again this month by announcing ...

With the United States and Israel expecting a military response any minute now from Iran or its proxies for the recent deaths of Hamas’s political leader and Hezbollah’s second-in-command, the ...

Last month, the U.S. Commission on the National Defense Strategy released a report proposing that the Pentagon develop a “Multiple Theater Force Construct” sized to tackle simultaneous threats in the ...

The U.S. Defense Department should go back to resourcing and planning to fight wars in multiple parts of the world, according to a formal review of U.S. defense strategy ordered ...

President Biden appeared to stumble over the name of his Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin as he crowed about taking heat for putting a “black man” in the crucial position. ...

Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s SitRep. First off, we’re thrilled to announce we’re adding an ace new reporter to our team. Lili Pike has joined Foreign Policy as the newest ...

Taiwan is looking to buy U.S.-made loitering munitions—also known as suicide drones—which have become one of the signature weapons on the modern battlefield, from Nagorno-Karabakh to Ukraine, hovering over fighting ...

Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s SitRep. Here’s what’s on tap for the day: We dive deep on Ukraine and Israel with U.S. Rep. Adam Smith, the top Democrat on the ...

The U.S. defense industrial base just got a $20 billion shot in the arm from the national security supplemental bills passed by Congress last week. But although officials and experts ...