We should stop shrinking the size of the army. And, above all, we must undertake the R&D that creates cutting-edge weapons systems for the next 30 years the way the Reagan build-up did in the 1980s.

News; Nation/World; The post-Cold War era is gone, a new arms race has arrived Feb. 21, 2023 Updated Tue., Feb. 21, 2023 at 8:43 p.m. A soldier stands in front of PATRIOT (Phased Array Tracking ...

With authoritarianism, fanaticism, aggression, and conflict growing alarmingly worldwide, it is clear that America’s post-Cold War foreign policy has been subpar.The response to emerging or ...

From 1989 to 1993, the Bush administration was making ongoing cuts to the overall defense budget and the size of the military force in response to the end of the Cold War, Gordon Adams, professor ...

This series of articles examines why today’s nuclear landscape is more complicated and, in many ways, more precarious than ...

The United States walk-back from non-strategic nuclear weapons—and the Army’s divestment from the nuclear mission—made sense during the post-Cold War era. But the U.S. Army's withdrawal from ...

As if on autopilot, and heedless of results, America’s post-Cold War presidents and the Washington foreign-policy “Blob” pursued a comprehensive neoliberal (and neoconservative) agenda ...

Editor’s Note: This piece appears in the January 23 edition of The Weekly Standard magazine. As Barack Obama leaves the Oval Office, so too will the “post-Cold War era” exit the scene.

It comes as the Russian leader adds an extra 133,000 conscripts to his army. HuffPost UK. Putin Breaks New Record In Post-Cold War Era As Pressure Builds Over Ukraine War.

But while the evils of the post-Cold War era live on after it, so does the good it accomplished. According to the World Bank , in 1990 1.9 billion people in the world lived in extreme poverty; by ...

In Germany, skepticism of the merits of military strength has enabled a long post-Cold War process of disarmament. As a result, Germany is a historic anomaly in the heart of Europe — an economic ...