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US Publishes National Security Strategy
December 8, 2025 |Other U.S.

The White House last week published its national security strategy, a 33-page document that outlines what the Trump administration views as America’s “principles,” "priorities" and “national interests.” It also describes a plan to deprioritize engagement with Europe and focus more heavily on the Western Hemisphere, while “ending the perception, and preventing the reality, of NATO as a perpetually expanding alliance.”

State Department Approves Military Sale to UK
November 28, 2025 |Other U.S.

The State Department this week approved a possible $200 million military sale to the U.K. for "Navy Multiband Terminals" and related equipment, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said. The principal contractor will be RTX.

Governments Increasingly Viewing Research as National Security, OECD Says
November 26, 2025 |Other U.S.

Countries reported 250 policy initiatives related to research security this year, an increase from last year and almost 10 times more than 2018, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said in a study released last week. Over that same period, OECD said, the number of countries with research security measures rose from 12 to 41, highlighting a "major policy shift" in which governments are increasingly viewing science and technology as "pillars of national and economic security."