NATO signs $700 million Stinger missile contract amid production push
The Raytheon-produced system was one of the first weapons the U.S. shipped to Ukraine following Russia’s 2022 invasion.
By Tara Copp and Lorne Cook
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Federal agencies urged to allow workers to telework during NATO Summit
The Office of Personnel Management announced federal agencies should allow DC-based workers the ability to telework during the week of the NATO Summit.
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How to end China’s chokehold on the Pentagon’s supply chains
Countless China-based firms remain deeply embedded in Defense Department supply chains across 12 critical technologies.
By John G. Ferrari and Mark Rosenblatt
Countries at UK summit vow to tackle AI’s ‘catastrophic’ risks
Harris said the world needs to start acting now to address “the full spectrum” of AI risks, not just existential threats such as massive cyberattacks.
By Kelvin Chan
Senators plan briefings on AI to learn more about risks
Public attention paid to AI and its offshoots skyrocketed following the November rollout of OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
Singapore to buy eight more F-35B jets
Singapore's defense minister says the decision came after a “full evaluation” of the F-35, which followed increased access to the aircraft program.
By Mike Yeo