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The Forward Defense program in the Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security has established a new commission tasked with developing recommendations on improving the U.S. military's production and integration of advanced software technologies. Mark Esper, former secretary of defense; Christine Fox, former acting deputy secretary of defense; and Mung Chiang, president of Purdue University, have been named co-chairs of the Commission on Software-Defined Warfare, the A...

"AI is not simply turning over our defense to a computer," one expert told Newsweek about U.S. military adaptation.

The patch brings in main battle tanks, UI sound effects and revised target prioritization.

The Halifax International Security Forum plans to send a message to the world this weekend: Peace in the Middle East and a host of other global problems depend on Ukraine beating back Russia.

Atlantic Council experts are analyzing the rapidly unfolding events in the Middle East as they happen. Find the latest here.

The Netherlands and Denmark will send F-16s to Ukraine when training is complete. But what will these jets mean for the fight against Russia?

This report investigates the incorporation of AI into military operations with a focus on challenges to the US DOD's adoption of HMT.

The deployment of SLCM-Ns would send a clear message that the United States maintains the capabilities to respond to any foe’s nuclear use.

US and South Korean officials just met in Seoul as part of a new group to coordinate deterrence against a North Korean nuclear attack.

NATO High Readiness Force during an exercise in Poland. Forward Defense and Deterrence Forces in Central and Northern Europe are designed to protect and secure ...