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International
March 2020
Commentary: Should U.S. Vendors Sell Parts to Huawei?
By Mike FritzeHuawei has become a poster child for illustrating the growing tensions over China’s efforts to control the worldwide 5G technology market. -
Global Defense Market
March 2020
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Maritime Security
March 2020
Eagle vs Dragon: How the U.S. and Chinese Navies Stack Up
By Jon HarperThe United States has been the world’s leading maritime power for decades. However, the U.S. Navy could find itself in China’s wake if current trends continue, analysts say. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
March 2020
DoD Seeks AI Alliance to Counter China, Russia
Facing growing threats from Russia and China, the Defense Department wants to increase its collaboration with European allies as it pursues new artificial intelligence technology. -
Global Defense Market
March 2020
Brexit Provides Opportunities for U.S. Companies
By Kat LeeBritain’s separation from the European Union on Jan. 1, 2021 will have rippling effects on the U.S. defense industrial base. If Congress acts now, it can solidify defense trade and security cooperation with the United Kingdom, garnering significant gains for U.S. defense manufacturing. -
Global Defense Market
February 2020
South Korea Seeks Industrial Partnership With U.S.
As tensions rise in the Asia-Pacific region, South Korea is mulling ways to deepen its industrial partnership with the United States. -
Space
February 2020
Middle East Allies Look to Expand Space Capabilities
By Connie LeeMiddle Eastern countries are banding together to improve their satellite programs. At the biennial Dubai Air Show in November, a group of officials from across the Arabian Peninsula spoke on a panel to discuss ways in which space capabilities are being developed in the Middle East. -
Budget
January 2020
Tensions with Iran Could Impact Defense Spending
By Jon HarperOngoing tensions between Washington and Tehran could significantly affect U.S. military spending, depending on how the situation develops, analysts say. -
Global Defense Market
January 2020
U.S.-Japan Defense Tech Cooperation Stymied by Cultural Hurdles
MAKUHARI, Japan — Five years after the Japanese government lifted restrictions on arms exports, the nation’s military contractors have yet to make major breakthroughs in overseas markets, experts and officials noted at a conference, billed as the first fully integrated defense trade show held in the country. -
Research and Development
January 2020
An R&D Alliance That Can Challenge China
MAKUHARI, Japan — The amount of funding China is putting toward research and development is climbing faster than a Long March rocket.
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