Missile Defense News

February 12, 2016

China urges U.N. action to make North Korea ‘pay price’

Reuters: China will back a U.N. Security Council resolution to make North Korea “pay the necessary price” for recent rocket

February 12, 2016

Gulf states investing billions in missile defenses ‘driven by concern over Iran’s ballistic missile arsenal’

National Post: The Gulf states are investing billions of dollars in advanced missile defences designed to protect their cities against

February 12, 2016

Seoul, U.S. to open talks on missile defense

USA Today: SEOUL, South Korea – Looking to take a harder line after North Korea’s recent nuclear test and rocket

February 11, 2016

Poland says U.S. Patriot missile defense first choice, sets conditions: report

Reuters: Raytheon’s Patriot remains Poland’s first choice in its missile defense tender, the Polish deputy defense minister said, but only

February 11, 2016

MDA Request Preserves Priorities, Targets Laser Tech Development

Defense News: WASHINGTON — The Missile Defense Agency’s fiscal 2017 budget request of $7.5 billion preserves priorities it set last

February 11, 2016

North Korea satellite not transmitting, but rocket payload a concern: U.S.

Reuters: A satellite put into orbit by North Korea at the weekend does not appear to be transmitting, but it

February 11, 2016

The Navy’s Air Defense Missile Will Become a Supersonic Ship Killer

Popular Mechanics: Back in 2014, the guided missile-carrying destroyer USS John Paul Jones made history. During a live fire missile tests,

February 10, 2016

North Korea has restarted plutonium reactor: US

Yahoo: North Korea has restarted a plutonium reactor that could fuel a nuclear bomb and is seeking missile technology that

February 10, 2016

Nuclear, Ballistic Missiles Programs: Experts

International Business Times: North Korea continues to evade United Nations sanctions, using flights, ships and the international financial system to

February 10, 2016

North Korea Nuclear Effort Seen as a Top Threat to the U.S.

New York Times: The national intelligence director, James R. Clapper, warned Tuesday that North Korea had expanded its production of

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