Trump said on Friday he's no longer looking for a deal with the EU. But on Sunday, he stated he would postpone the implementation of a 50% tariff on EU imports until 9 July to allow more time for negotiations.
In the war’s biggest air assault yet, Russia launched 367 drones and missiles on Ukrainian cities overnight, killing at least 12, as Trump declared: Putin “has gone absolutely CRAZY!"
An international order founded not on institutions but on hegemonic benevolence proved impossible to sustain.
Economic intelligence must be treated not as technical support, but as a strategic capability. If Europe is serious about defending its values and borders, it must rethink its financial doctrine.
Stephen Miller’s recent remarks about suspending the writ echo attempts at presidential overreach after 9/11.
It was never meant to last this long.
Americas Mass Virtual Inc. has launched an extended reality (XR) solution at Fort Bliss to optimize the training of US Army aerial intelligence units. The project covers the installation of the Florida-based company’s proprietary MassXR simulator, which provides “high-fidelity” and “repeatable” virtual lessons on the operation and sustainment of critical sensors and surveillance aboard an aircraft. It’s now part of the Virtual Aerial Systems Trainer (VAST) program, which trains future aircrews for ATHENA and HADES surveillance aircraft. The US Air Force is bringing cutting-edge helmet display technology to its veteran fighter fleet, announcing a contract with Thales for Scorpion Helmet Mounted Display systems for active duty F-16s. This latest procurement through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) completes a multi-year effort to standardize advanced helmet displays across all service branches, having previously introduced the technology to Air National Guard and Reserve units. Middle East & Africa Thales has inked a strategic cooperation agreement with the Tawazun Council to produce its Ground Master air surveillance radars in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Signed during the “Make it in the Emirates 2025” event, the deal supports the UAE’s initiative to boost domestic defense manufacturing and international exports while reinforcing national defense capabilities. The future production facility, […]
Friday’s announcement was a decisive slap down of European media and policymakers’ belief that EU-US trade talks were progressing.
As organic sales slump in France, fair trade labels rooted in local sourcing and price transparency are gaining ground.
From early April until the end of June, the UK Home Office's Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC) is testing a [...]
According to sources close to the Indonesian Air Force, the latter has given its approval for the purchase of a fleet [...]
France - Former figures from intelligence dine at SenateAfter lectures by Arnaud Danjean, an ex-French MEP (Les Républicains) who formerly [...]
On his return in mid-May from another trip to Ukraine, where he accompanied the former CIA director and key proponent [...]
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What Washington needs from nuclear negotiations with Tehran.
A delayed peace with Armenia endangers a new regional order.
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Along with the conflict in Myanmar, the issue of trade is likely to be high on the agenda at the 46th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur.
Following an underwhelming electoral return, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is likely to lean all the more heavily on his relationship with Washington.
Malaysia needs to lead a regional push for international criminal accountability and reject the military's planned sham “elections.”
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