Defense
Former Pentagon official warns department’s dysfunction could topple Hegseth
“We will continue to show up,” America’s ambassador to NATO said.
The Munich Security Conference will serve as a gut check of the frayed relationship, and whether Europe can hold on to its emerging self-assurance.
The New START deal was the last vestige of arms control between the world’s largest superpowers.
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