The Way Ahead for Western Fighters
Robbin Laird, SLDinfo I have attended the International Fighter Conference in the past but missed this year’s offering. This year’s conference was held in Madrid, and I was interested in…
Day: November 18, 2023
COP28 must not repeat the mistakes of the Africa Climate Summit
Lobbyists for big emitters in the Global North must not be allowed to push false solutions on COP28.
Official Weighs In On Underground Nuclear Bomb Test Rumors
The head of the United States’ National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) says that nuclear preparation continues to take place in the Nevada desert. NNSA Administrator Jill Hruby made the comments to Daryl G. Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association, and Carol Giacomo, editor of Arms Control Today, in a new interview amid global unrest regarding […]
Official Weighs In On Underground Nuclear Bomb Test Rumors was originally published on Global Security Review.
Four Years and a Pandemic Later: Have Agencies Become Cloud Smart?
By James Langley, Master Solutions Consultant, Hitachi Vantara Federal June 2023 marked the four-year anniversary of the release of the final Cloud Smart strategy, which was the government’s update to […]
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In a world without New START, old verification regimes could be key to strategic stability
In a world without New START, old verification regimes could be key to strategic stability By John Erath After the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) expires this week, there will be no numerical limits on the nuclear arsenals of the two world’s largest nuclear-weapons states for the first time since the Cold War. Discussions over […]
In a world without New START, old verification regimes could be key to strategic stability was originally published on Global Security Review.
Doctors without Borders reports staff and families trapped in Gaza
Staff employed by Doctors without Borders and their families are trapped in the vicinity of Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital, the medical aid organization said in Berlin. The organization said that 137 people linked to it, including 65 children, were unable t…
Paris booksellers flay call to remove them for Olympics
Paris booksellers, who have operated from little dark green kiosks on the banks of the Seine for some 150 years, are incensed by plans to remove them for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics.In a test run on Friday, four of the stands were lifted…
What we know about evacuation of Gaza’s al-Shifa hospital
Doctors, patients and thousands of people sheltering in Gaza’s al-Shifa hospital were given one hour to evacuate.
Troubled Sentinel ICBM Program Still Being Restructured Nearly Two Years After Cost Breach
Troubled Sentinel ICBM Program Still Being Restructured Nearly Two Years After Cost Breach The U.S. Air Force general who oversees America’s intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) force sees a long future ahead for the new LGM-35A Sentinel after it eventually enters service. At the same time, he has acknowledged challenges surrounding the Sentinel program, which is still […]
Troubled Sentinel ICBM Program Still Being Restructured Nearly Two Years After Cost Breach was originally published on Global Security Review.
Advertisers drop X after Musk backs anti-Semitic post
An exodus of big-name advertisers appeared under way at X, formerly Twitter, on Friday in the wake of Elon Musk endorsing an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.Nonprofit group Media Matters added Apple, Disney, Comcast, Lionsgate Entertainment, and Paramo…