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Global Defense Market
February 2021
Biden to Restrict ‘Buy American’ Waivers
By Jon HarperPresident Joe Biden recently issued a new “Executive Order on Ensuring the Future Is Made in All of America by All of America’s Workers.” The directive will put waivers to “Buy American” laws in government contracting under additional scrutiny, although it’s unclear how impactful it will be when fully implemented, experts say. -
International
February 2021
London Calling for Military Tech Cooperation
By Jon HarperWith extra money in its coffers for modernization, the U.K. Ministry of Defence is looking for additional opportunities to work with the United States on high-tech military capabilities. -
Global Defense Market
February 2021
U.S., U.K. Navies Establish London Tech Bridge
The United Kingdom’s Royal Navy is teaming with the U.S. Navy in a new international Tech Bridge partnership in London in hopes of accelerating the adoption of innovative ideas and technologies. -
Global Defense Market
February 2021
China’s Naval Buildup Alarms Maritime Leaders
By Dillon SpringerDirector of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe in December published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal expounding on the threat China poses to not just the United States, but also the world. -
Global Defense Market
January 2021
Why China’s Advance in Latin America Matters
By Dr. R. Evan EllisChina’s expanding presence and influence in Latin America is now widely recognized by political and business leaders and security professionals. -
Emerging Technologies
January 2021
Australia, U.S. Teaming to Develop High-Tech Cruise Missiles
By Jon HarperThe United States and Australia have joined forces to build air-launched hypersonic cruise missiles that could shift the military balance of power in the Asia-Pacific region. -
Global Defense Market
November 2020
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Global Defense Market
October 2020
JUST IN: State Department Hints at More Arms Sales to Mideast
By Jon HarperRecent diplomatic developments coupled with concerns about the threat posed by Iran could open the door to additional arms sales to the Middle East, a top State Department official suggested. -
International
October 2020
Officials Optimistic on Resolving U.S.-EU Impasse
By Jon HarperEuropean nations have been ramping up their defense spending in recent years. However, the United States is worried that its companies will be shut out of lucrative international projects. -
Global Defense Market
September 2020
Value of Foreign Military Sales Exceeds Profits
By Wesley HallmanThe National Defense Strategy is predicated on three pillars of equal importance to the long-term geostrategic success of the United States.
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