Can NATO meet its new core-defense spending target without counting biodefense as a military capability? NATO allies have committed to investing 5% of GDP annually by 2035 across defense requirements ...

Patent protection secures critical core technologies of the CA-M defense AI robot, designed for deployment under extreme conditions, and creates a substantial entry barrier for competitors. The ...

In the face of increased drills, military action, and threatening rhetoric from the People’s Republic of China, Taiwan recently announced that it’s raising its core defense spending to 3 percent and ...

A dry dock section at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Va., the country's oldest, where major modernization and maintenance capacity upgrades are underway as Congress advances new long-term ...

This year, NATO allies committed to increasing defense spending to 5% of GDP annually by 2035. 3.5% will go specifically toward core defense spending. As part of these efforts, it is crucial that all ...