Questions are arising in Canada and Europe regarding the strategic value of investing in high-end U.S. weaponry like the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter amid uncertainty about U.S. defense commitments under President Trump. NATO members are reconsidering reliance on U.S.-made systems in favor of European jets, such as the Saab Gripen and Eurofighter Typhoon, as a long-term plan to modernize NATO’s arsenal gains traction. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has highlighted the need for interoperability within NATO, prompting a shift in defense procurement towards European alternatives.
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Harvard files legal challenge over Donald Trump’s foreign student ban
Harvard University Challenges Trump's Foreign Student Ban Harvard University has initiated a legal challenge against President Donald Trump's ban on foreign students, seeking an immediate court halt to the enforcement of the proclamation. Harvard President Alan M. Garber criticized the ban as an illegal retaliation against the university's international student enrollment and collaboration. The university aims to protect its international community and plans to provide updates to affected students and scholars while questioning the legality...
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