Missile Defense News

January 7, 2016

NATO calls on North Korea to end nuclear, ballistic missile programs

Today: BRUSSELS – North Korea must end its nuclear weapons program, NATO’s chief said on Wednesday, adding the U.S.-led alliance’s

January 6, 2016

Breaking: North Korea Says it has Detonated Its First Hydrogen Bomb

New York Times: WASHINGTON – North Korea declared on Tuesday that it had detonated its first hydrogen bomb. The assertion, if

January 6, 2016

Iran State TV Shows Off Nuclear-Capable Missiles in Underground Depot

NBC News: DUBAI — Iran unveiled a new underground missile depot Tuesday, with state television showing weapons in store that

January 6, 2016

A Bold New Baltic Strategy for NATO

The National Interest: U.S. security policy in North Central Europe is based on deterrence by punishment. As in the rest

January 6, 2016

Europe’s Missile Shield and Iran’s Capabilities

Military Edge: On December 18, the same week UN experts declared that Iran’s October test launch of a medium-range ballistic

January 6, 2016

China Tests New Rail-Mobile Missile Capable of Hitting all of US

The Diplomat: On December 5, China conducted a launcher test of a new rail-mobile version of its newest intercontinental ballistic

January 6, 2016

U.S. says weighs sanctions against Iran for ballistic missile test

Reuters: The U.S. State Department said on Tuesday it was in discussions with other U.S. agencies on imposing sanctions against

January 6, 2016

South Korea and World Powers Denounce North Korean ‘H-Bomb’ Test

TIME: China, Australia and France have strongly condemned North Korea’s announcement of a nuclear test. China, the North’s closest ally,

January 6, 2016

North Korea Test-Fired Another Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile in December: Report

International Business Times: North Korean military conducted an ejection test for a ballistic missile from a submarine last month but the test

January 6, 2016

North Korea test could put missile defense back in frame despite Chinese disquiet

Yahoo News: HONG KONG (Reuters) – North Korea’s claim to have tested a miniaturized hydrogen bomb, which would represent a

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