Tag: Defense spending

If no one in Berlin knows what the German military is supposed to do with more funding, Trump and/or Elon Musk would surely be glad to make some suggestions.

[T]he American way of killing: that peculiar form of random violence without parallel in any corner of the world.

The question is whether the Biden administration is cynical enough to pursue its proxy war down to the last Ukrainian.

As Japan’s national security is threatened, what can it do to maintain peace?

U.S. representatives argue that U.S. military aid to Brazil should end if Brazilian armed forces interfere in the presidential election.

Will [Biden] devote his efforts to saving the projects that can be saved before the election, or will he devote his time to making tangible progress in foreign policy?

The administrations of both Prime Ministers Shinzo Abe and Yoshihide Suga prioritized a strengthened alliance with the U.S., purchasing large amounts of defensive equipment from the U.S. with an inclination toward strengthening deterrence ability.

[I] the alliance with the United States advances in terms of security, there is a risk of getting involved in the U.S.-China conflict.

Are we going to learn any lessons from the Afghan failure? Is the catastrophic unraveling of this war going to cool the Western zeal in leading wars that are lost from the start, but generate enormous profits?

The real danger regarding U.S. equipment and weapons in Taliban hands is the possibility that they may sell off some of these weapons to global terrorist groups.