Australia unveils $45.2 billion defense budget with ramp up in AUKUS spending
This year's budget represents a six percent increase over last year's defense spending.
This year's budget represents a six percent increase over last year's defense spending.
The approved supplemental budget is much lower than the NT$1.25 trillion proposed by the Lai administration, with the funding going towards two separate US arms packages for Taiwan.
Valerie Insinna outlines how Congress draws up a military spending plan for the year ahead.
Valerie Insinna has the highlights from last week's House and Senate hearings on the budget.
This week on The Break Out, we're talking billions for missiles and priorities in Stockholm.
This week on The Break Out, we've got details on the massive defense budget request.
In a wide ranging interview, Wittman hits on some of his key priorities for the upcoming National Defense Authorization Act.
Rep. Rob Wittman joins Breaking Defense to talk through congressional support for an Iran war supplemental and the FY27 budget.
"Management, vendor, and input costs all contributed to cost growth and delays," according to the Government Accountability Office.
A $600 billion increase to the budget in reconciliation will be needed to get to $1.5T in spending, say a pair of AEI analysts.
The unusual move comes nearly two weeks into the government shutdown.
The Japanese budget request for the coming fiscal year also includes several systems from the US, including KC-46 tankers.
Breaking Defense's Valerie Insinna walks you through key decisions from the Senate Appropriations Committee's defense markup.
“To be free in this world, one needs to be feared,” Macron said. “And to be feared one must be powerful.”