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Denmark’s defense minister: Shouldering our responsibilities in multiple cooperative frameworks
Denmark will strengthen “multiple cooperative frameworks” in 2020, predicts Trine Bramsen.
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Lithuania’s defense minister: Wavering US commitments? Think again.
Despite European concern about America’s commitment to NATO, Raimundas Karoblis sees solid support from Washington.
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Finland’s defense minister on the future of national security
Finland is on a path to invest heavily in defense for the next decade, writes Antti Kaikkonen.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
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Head of European Defence Agency: EU strategic autonomy is an opportunity, not a threat
It’s time to move past “political and academic rhetoric” when talking about the EU’s strategic autonomy, says Jorge Domecq.
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Defense Security Cooperation Agency chief on the value of partnerships
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper has five goals for 2020 that should help spur American arms sales.
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NNSA administrator: The US and nuclear threat reduction
The National Nuclear Security Administration plans to spend 2020 with a focus on securing nuclear material from around the world, says Lisa Gordon-Hagerty.
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Estonian chief of Defence Forces: Regional cooperation as the main enabler
It’s time to fully recognize the Baltic region as a single operational area, and to plan accordingly on both a national and multinational way, says Maj. Gen. Martin Herem.
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German Navy chief of staff: The naval force is preparing for challenges beyond 2020
The German Navy will add at least one surface or subsurface combatant to the fleet every year until 2030, and has plenty of places to use them, says Vice Adm. Andreas Krause.
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Italian air chief: Time to think about next-gen fighters
Italy is looking at the UK-based Tempest for its next-generation jet, but options remain open, says Lt. Gen. Alberto Rosso.
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Denmark’s defense minister: Shouldering our responsibilities in multiple cooperative frameworks
Denmark will strengthen “multiple cooperative frameworks” in 2020, predicts Trine Bramsen.
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Lithuania’s defense minister: Wavering US commitments? Think again.
Despite European concern about America’s commitment to NATO, Raimundas Karoblis sees solid support from Washington.
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Finland’s defense minister on the future of national security
Finland is on a path to invest heavily in defense for the next decade, writes Antti Kaikkonen.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
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Head of European Defence Agency: EU strategic autonomy is an opportunity, not a threat
It’s time to move past “political and academic rhetoric” when talking about the EU’s strategic autonomy, says Jorge Domecq.
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Defense Security Cooperation Agency chief on the value of partnerships
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper has five goals for 2020 that should help spur American arms sales.
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NNSA administrator: The US and nuclear threat reduction
The National Nuclear Security Administration plans to spend 2020 with a focus on securing nuclear material from around the world, says Lisa Gordon-Hagerty.
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Estonian chief of Defence Forces: Regional cooperation as the main enabler
It’s time to fully recognize the Baltic region as a single operational area, and to plan accordingly on both a national and multinational way, says Maj. Gen. Martin Herem.
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German Navy chief of staff: The naval force is preparing for challenges beyond 2020
The German Navy will add at least one surface or subsurface combatant to the fleet every year until 2030, and has plenty of places to use them, says Vice Adm. Andreas Krause.
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Italian air chief: Time to think about next-gen fighters
Italy is looking at the UK-based Tempest for its next-generation jet, but options remain open, says Lt. Gen. Alberto Rosso.
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Denmark’s defense minister: Shouldering our responsibilities in multiple cooperative frameworks
Denmark will strengthen “multiple cooperative frameworks” in 2020, predicts Trine Bramsen.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister: Wavering US commitments? Think again.
Despite European concern about America’s commitment to NATO, Raimundas Karoblis sees solid support from Washington.
-
Finland’s defense minister on the future of national security
Finland is on a path to invest heavily in defense for the next decade, writes Antti Kaikkonen.
-
New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
-
Head of European Defence Agency: EU strategic autonomy is an opportunity, not a threat
It’s time to move past “political and academic rhetoric” when talking about the EU’s strategic autonomy, says Jorge Domecq.
-
Defense Security Cooperation Agency chief on the value of partnerships
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper has five goals for 2020 that should help spur American arms sales.
-
NNSA administrator: The US and nuclear threat reduction
The National Nuclear Security Administration plans to spend 2020 with a focus on securing nuclear material from around the world, says Lisa Gordon-Hagerty.
-
Estonian chief of Defence Forces: Regional cooperation as the main enabler
It’s time to fully recognize the Baltic region as a single operational area, and to plan accordingly on both a national and multinational way, says Maj. Gen. Martin Herem.
-
German Navy chief of staff: The naval force is preparing for challenges beyond 2020
The German Navy will add at least one surface or subsurface combatant to the fleet every year until 2030, and has plenty of places to use them, says Vice Adm. Andreas Krause.
-
Italian air chief: Time to think about next-gen fighters
Italy is looking at the UK-based Tempest for its next-generation jet, but options remain open, says Lt. Gen. Alberto Rosso.
