Support For NATO Spending Grows
Despite world defense spending reaching a record $2.2 trillion last year, 77% of citizens of NATO countries believe they should increase or maintain defense spending – up from 70% in 2021.
Defense
Why Securing Taiwan Is Key To U.S. Strategic Interests
Ensuring peace and stability on this island is critical to U.S. security and prosperity.
Focus On U.S. Military Bases In The Middle East
The United States has more than 50,000 military personnel stationed in the Middle East across a range of bases and regional commands, according to estimates.
2023 U.S. Military Foreign Sales Up 56%
The U.S. government sold a record $81 billion worth of military equipment and services to foreign powers in 2023 – an increase of 56% in 2022, the U.S. State Department reports.
EU Military Aid To Ukraine
European leaders are trying to agree on a €50 billion aid package to Ukraine that Hungary blocked in December. EU aid is critical as $60 billion in U.S. funding remains blocked in Congress.
Pakistan Strikes Inside Iran, Stokes Regional Tension - Infographics
Pakistan has conducted missile strikes inside Iran, targeting separatist Baloch militants, two days after Tehran said it had attacked the bases of another group within Pakistani territory.
Survey Finds Conservatives, Independents Skeptical Of Biden’s Action Against Houthis, But Liberals Confident
89% concerned the attacks might disrupt vital supply chains of commodities such as food and energy.
Is Americans’ Love Affair With NATO Alliance Over? I&I/TIPP Poll
U.S. voters see the postwar military alliance as increasing risk of war, while creating a drain on public finances.
Is Reinstating The Military Draft A Viable Option Today?
Americans don’t support reinstating the draft.
18 Charts Provide A 360-Degree View Of Biden's Lowest Approval Rating In Office
In this report, we take stock of his performance so far.
Biden's Oval Office Address On Ukraine Won't Budge The Needle
Key concerns hinder his Ukraine policy.
