ballistic missile defense

Accidents involving two Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in 2017 will have serious consequences.

The United States and its two Northeast Asian allies continue trilateral cooperation on missile defense.

A new budget amendment for the U.S. Department of Defense seeks to up missile defense amid a growing North Korean threat.

There are a number of good reasons why Japan has decided it won't shoot down North Korean launches over its territory.

A belief that missile defense works when it doesn't can lead to a devastating war.

Active deterrence could be deployed against North Korea’s ballistic missile tests under specific conditions.

Days after North Korea launched an IRBM, the United States successfully conducted a complex test of the U.S. Navy’s latest missile interceptor.

At a recent parade, the People's Liberation Army showed off new long-range ballistic missiles.

The SM-3 Block IIA saw its first successful intercept in February 2017.

Americans should not breathe easy just because of one successful ground-based midcourse defense (GMD) system test.

How can the Trump administration strike the right balance of assurance, deterrence, and reassurance?

Warships from the three countries are holding a trilateral missile warning informational link exercise this week.