U.S. Army Europe hosted the free, 11-city rock concert tour as part of its Defender-20 Europe Goodwill Outreach Tour from Feb. 28 to March 12. The tour was an effort to “build trust and confidence among the civilian populations” that will be affected by the exercises.
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As the United States and adversaries devote more resources to the development of technology, the lines of what is considered an act of war per its traditional U.S. Code definition may become blurred.
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A country that recognizes it has a disinformation problem is more likely to be able to deal with a disinformation campaign. Finland, Estonia and a handful of other European countries have taken action against Russian influence operations, but the United States has so far lacked a firm and unified response to Russian interference, leaving it vulnerable to more attacks.
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U.S. and South Korea reached a critical point in their military expense dispute as the U.S. announced plans to furlough 9,000 South Korean workers on its bases in the country if no deal is reached by April 1.
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The creation of the United States Space Force may end up being a boon for overall military recruitment, according to Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett. Formal recruitment for the new service has not started.
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Iraq must bring to justice the killers of two Dijlah TV journalists killed while covering itsongoing protests, said UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay.
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Saudi Arabia buys more American-made weapons and military equipment than any other country, but those weapons often end up in the wrong hands and work against U.S. national security interests, experts warn.
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The U.S. need to quickly come up with a clear strategy about Iran because more attacks will come following the recent increase in tensions between the two countries, experts said Thursday at a Foreign Affairs’ subcommittee House hearing.
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With less than 41 weeks until the 2020 presidential election, Congress continues to grapple with the challenge of election vulnerability.
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In testimony to the House Committee Foreign Affairs, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction said that efforts at reconstruction in Afghanistan have largely failed due to corruption and lying.
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