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In war with China, the US could run short of precision munitions, just like Russia.

At the high-tech testing ground near College Station, the Army can develop its future drones, missiles, lasers, and vehicles.

"In addition, a large part of small arms, namely AK-74 assault rifles, are in non-working condition due to poor storage conditions," Ukraines military said.

While the largest war in Europe since 1945 seems to have entered an attritional phase, there are several ways the conflict could play out.

Recent ballistic missile tests by North Korea were described by one expert as "the most significant" hes seen.

Ask Live Questions Here Please join the CSIS Missile Defense Project for a conversation on the newly released Missile Defense Review. We are pleased to welcome Dr. John F. Plumb, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy, to discuss the report and its implications for missile defense moving forward. The event will be moderated by Dr. Tom Karako, Director of the CSIS

Recent Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure show "a change in approach" and a potential shift away from nuclear threats.

The event will be webcast live from this page. In-person seating for this event will be limited, please indicate in your RSVP if you plan to attend in-person. In September 2022, CISA unveiled its first Strategic Plan, guiding the agency’s efforts for 2023 – 2025. This plan builds on the Strategic Intent released in August 2019, outlining the roadmap for CISA to achieve its

In times of looming conflict with the neighbours, we all know one thing: even the briefest of friendly grins can do a bit to calm things down. Which ta