Indonesia’s Road Ahead: Regional Leadership and Political SuccessionBiden administration notifies Congress it has approved $323 million arms sale to FinlandSpeaker’s committee removal powers are limitedPay attention to Syria or pay a priceChina takes aim at an ally, but its true target is the US“Russia — Myanmar: Expanding Educational and Humanitarian Opportunities” ConferenceSri Lanka: Democracy in CrisisChina in the Spotlight at the Bali G20: Focal Point Adaption and LimitationsThe Hon. Warwick Smith AO FAIIA: Speech to AIIA Annual Lecture – Government House Tasmania: “Foreign Policy within a Trading Nation, the Pacific, Asia and the World – the danger of mediocrity”Contra el gènere: l’amenaça d’un moviment transnacional en augeBook Review: Australia and the World 1931-1936. Documents on Australian Foreign Policy25 November 2022: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs
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The Pentagon Can’t Count: It’s Time to Reinvent the Audit
In the past, headlines about the Pentagon failing its financial audit again would never have caught my attention. But having been in the middle of this conversation when I served…
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Nordic security and defence brand revisited: The unutilised potential of Nordic cooperation
Finland’s and Sweden’s NATO membership offers an opportunity to deepen Nordic defence cooperation. An agile and pragmatic approach to consolidating the Nordic security brand is now required.
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Health Care — COVID fatigue stunts booster messaging
Believe it: Merriam-Webster's 2022 word of the year is “Gaslighting.” Today in health, we look as the White House’s booster push falls flat against widespread pandemic fatigue even as another…
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Lawsuit alleges US government discriminated against Black veterans for decades
A lawsuit filed Monday claims the U.S. government has long discriminated against Black military veterans, a pattern that has led them to miss out on housing and education benefits disproportionately…
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Jellyfish design could inspire swimming robots
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Contracts for Nov. 28, 2022
Today's Defense Department contracts valued at $7.5 million or more are now live on Defense.gov.
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Religious groups call on Senate to pass Respect for Marriage Act
Story at a glance More than a dozen religious groups are calling on the Senate to pass the Respect for Marriage Act. The Respect for Marriage Act would address a…
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Biden administration notifies Congress it has approved $323 million arms sale to Finland
The Biden administration on Monday notified Congress it has approved a possible $323 million arms sale to Finland as the country seeks to join NATO. The administration approved the potential sale of…
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Readout of the Executive Framing Meeting for the U.S.-Colombia Defense Bilateral Working Group
The deputy assistant secretary of defense for Western Hemisphere affairs hosted Colombia's minister of defense for a meeting to set the agenda for the 18th U.S.-Colombia Defense Bilateral Working Group…
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Navy may re-open window to find, and fund, unmanned vessel tech
The USV Mariner, a US Navy research and development vessel, is docked at the United States Naval Academy where it will be christened on Aug. 23, 2022. (Justin Katz/Breaking Defense)…
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Pay attention to Syria or pay a price
‘Tis the season to think about our soldiers hunkered down in hard places, like Syria, which many of us have placed in our global rear-view mirror. The Pentagon has confirmed…
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NDAA Endgame Complications
The annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) endgame is upon us again. If left to linger until after Thanksgiving, prospects for the successful passage of the defense authorization bill usually…
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China takes aim at an ally, but its true target is the US
“We will continue to rally our allies and partners against unlawful and irresponsible behavior,” Vice President Kamala Harris said last week aboard a Philippine coast guard vessel. “When the international rules-based order…
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UK Navy selects Naval Strike Missile for much needed surface fleet protection
Kongsberg’s Naval Strike Missile can hit ships and land based targets out to a range of 100 nautical miles. (Kongsberg) BELFAST — The UK Ministry of Defense (MoD) has signed…
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No 'bright-line rule' shines on targeting commercial satellites
Cyber counterspace weapons can target both space satellites and ground-based systems by intercepting and monitoring data, corrupting data with malware, or even wresting control of the space system from the…
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DOD Releases Path to Cyber Security Though Zero Trust Architecture
The Defense Department released its Zero Trust Strategy and Roadmap, which spells out how it plans to move beyond traditional network security methods to achieve multiple cybersecurity goals over the…
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DOD Releases Path to Cyber Security Through Zero Trust Architecture
The Defense Department released its Zero Trust Strategy and Roadmap, which spells out how it plans to move beyond traditional network security methods to achieve multiple cybersecurity goals over the…
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Rolls Royce rolls out hydrogen jet engine
Rolls Royce has successfully tested a jet engine powered by green hydrogen, the company announced on Monday. “The UK is leading the global shift to guilt-free flying,” said Grant Shapps, the…
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The Hill's 12:30 Report — Trump's disaster dinner with Ye, white supremacist
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As F-15s leave Okinawa, an opportunity to change Indo-Pacific air tactics with unmanned options
An XQ-58A Valkyrie launches at the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground, Ariz., Dec. 9, 2020. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua King) The value of relatively low-cost unmanned…
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Austin calls on lawmakers to pass new spending bill for Pentagon
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is urging congressional lawmakers to pass a new spending bill for the Pentagon, saying a "failure to do so will result in significant harm" to the…
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Russia dismisses speculation it is planning to withdraw from Ukraine nuclear plant
The Kremlin on Monday dismissed reports that Russian forces may be planning to retreat from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine. Dmitry Peskov, a press secretary for Russian President Vladimir…
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Oracle’s vision: Understanding cislunar satellite images poses AFRL’s ‘biggest’ challenge
AFRL’s newly-named Oracle satellite will monitor space between the Moon and the Earth. (AFRL) WASHINGTON — The Air Force Research Laboratory’s ground-breaking effort to develop and launch an experimental cislunar…
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Flurry of meetings as Turkey gets on track to reset relations with Egypt
Turkey and Egypt are set to begin talks on military, political and commercial issues including energy projects.
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