The National Interest
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We are currently tracking 8 recent articles from The National Interest, published over the past 26 hours. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include Aircraft and Carri.
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Recent Articles (8)
How Do Aircraft Launch from Carriers—and Why Does Trump Care?
“Ski-jump” carriers are smaller and weaker than catapult-equipped ones—but as recent events involving the president show, catapults are far from a silver bullet for effective carrier operations. The p
These Are the Five Largest Countries Without a Military
A handful of countries have voluntarily abandoned their armies—relying on foreign nations for assistance, and using the cost savings for peace-minded pursuits. The post These Are the Five Largest Coun
To Lead in AI, the US and South Korea Need to Trust Each Other’s Clouds
As South Korea builds its data centers, commercial cloud computing is a necessary stopgap to fuel its AI boom. The post To Lead in AI, the US and South Korea Need to Trust Each Other’s Clouds appeare
Liaoning vs. Nimitz: America’s and China’s Aircraft Carriers, Head to Head
The USS Nimitz is nearly twice as large as the Liaoning, with a crew complement two and a half times larger. The post Liaoning vs. Nimitz: America’s and China’s Aircraft Carriers, Head to Head appeare
Why the US Should Pay Attention to Kazakhstan’s Elections
Kazakhstan’s upcoming election will test the government’s economic and political reform programs. The post Why the US Should Pay Attention to Kazakhstan’s Elections appeared first on The National Inte
Ukraine Bombed Two More Russian Frigates in the Black Sea
Photographic evidence has emerged supporting Ukraine’s claims of strikes on two Russian frigates in Novorossiysk, the Russian Navy’s de facto headquarters in the Black Sea. The post Ukraine Bombed Two
Why Japan and Australia Are Building Laser Weapons Together
The two countries’ cooperation on “directed energy weapons” is notable because it has taken place without much input or guidance from the United States. The post Why Japan and Australia Are Building L
After Years of Quiet, Somali Piracy Is Back
Much of the world’s ship traffic passes by the Horn of Africa, creating a target-rich environment for enterprising Somalis seeking an escape from the country’s impoverished conditions. The post After