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As militaries increasingly field artificial intelligence, the key challenge is shifting from simply adopting AI to ensuring allied systems can trust one another on the same battlefield. A 2025 CSIS an

South Korea has relocated the planned deployment site for the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) battery after the original choice in Seongju county drew strong local opposition. The dep

Recent satellite imagery shows continued activity at two suspected Chinese-linked signals intelligence sites in Cuba, highlighting the island’s strategic value for foreign intelligence collection near

The article argues that modern air and missile defense is nearing a structural limit because current systems were designed for a narrower threat environment than today’s mix of ballistic missiles, cru

The ongoing conflict involving Iran has presented a significant challenge for the U.S. military's anti-drone capabilities, particularly following the effective use of drones by both Ukraine and Russia

The article discusses how Silicon Valley leaders blame excessive government regulation for issues in the U.S. defense acquisition process, which they argue has hindered innovation and production. Howe

The U.S. military's capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro relied heavily on space support, as highlighted by U.S. Space Command (SPACECOM). Space capabilities, including positioning and satel