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Inside the Weirdest Relationship a NATO Ally Has with Russia

Nationally, relations are cool as Norway pushes soldiers north and invests in anti-submarine capabilities. Regionally? It’s a different matter.

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Army Chief: The US Needs More Troops in Europe

The U.S. is "on track," but additional armored forces, long-range artillery and bridging capabilities would help deter Russia, Milley says.

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US Airstrikes Soar in Somalia

U.S. Africa Command has released data on 18 strikes this year, more than four times the average over the previous seven years.

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Turkey Tells US To Withdraw Weapons, Support for Syrian Rebels

In Washington, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim rejected the U.S. desire to keep supporting Syrian Kurdish rebel forces even after ISIS is finished.

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Saudi Arabia's Very Public, Very Risky Palace Intrigue

The arrest of 11 senior figures, including one of the world’s richest men, is a sign of the crown prince’s consolidation of power.

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3 Cities Making Downtowns Safe from Vehicle Attacks

After the truck attack in Manhattan, there’s no excuse for a limited imagination when it comes to safer streets.

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US Army, Navy Cyber Commands Ready Far Ahead of Schedule

The components bring more than half of the 6,200 cyber troops that will make up a fully operational U.S. Cyber Command next year.