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How the US and China collaborated to get nuclear material out of Nigeria — and away from terrorist groups
Defense News reveals how an international team was given 24 hours to extract radioactive material from an African country in the throes of battling Boko Haram.
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Is ‘radar feud’ sign of future military confrontation between South Korea and Japan?
A war of nerves between South Korea and Japan over a South Korean warship’s radar search operations could be a sign of increasing tensions, as the countries reposition military operations in the region.
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What happens next after China’s alleged theft of American business secrets
The indictment has sparked calls for the U.S. to be more aggressive in cyberspace and take more defensive measures, with more attention likely to be cast on machine learning techniques meant to stifle Beijing’s tactics.
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Nukes, Syria, Trump and Ukraine: Putin tackles topics in marathon Q&A session
Does Russian President Vladimir Putin want to rule the world? He addresses that and more.
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Japan seeks drones, subs, F-35 jets as part of $243 billion defense-spending plan
The long-awaited documents would see Japan spend almost $243 billion on defense over the next five fiscal years.
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With massive F-35 increase, Japan is now biggest international buyer
Japan will now buy a total of 147 F-35s, including 42 F-35B models.
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Russia wants back in on India’s gun and missile system competition
Russia has lodged a protest over India’s decision to disquality its two munitions systems from the $1.6 billion Army program, spurring newfound tensions between the two allies.
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China is driving use of armed drones in Mideast, says British think tank
China has won sales in the Middle East and elsewhere by offering UAVs at lower prices and without the political conditions attached by the United States.
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South Korean helo maker moves to ‘sweeten the deal’ after Philippines hints at Black Hawk purchase
Seoul’s arms procurement officials virtually recognized Surion’s defeat in the Philippines utility helicopter program but said they haven’t given up hope.
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How the US and China collaborated to get nuclear material out of Nigeria — and away from terrorist groups
Defense News reveals how an international team was given 24 hours to extract radioactive material from an African country in the throes of battling Boko Haram.
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Is ‘radar feud’ sign of future military confrontation between South Korea and Japan?
A war of nerves between South Korea and Japan over a South Korean warship’s radar search operations could be a sign of increasing tensions, as the countries reposition military operations in the region.
-
What happens next after China’s alleged theft of American business secrets
The indictment has sparked calls for the U.S. to be more aggressive in cyberspace and take more defensive measures, with more attention likely to be cast on machine learning techniques meant to stifle Beijing’s tactics.
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Nukes, Syria, Trump and Ukraine: Putin tackles topics in marathon Q&A session
Does Russian President Vladimir Putin want to rule the world? He addresses that and more.
-
Japan seeks drones, subs, F-35 jets as part of $243 billion defense-spending plan
The long-awaited documents would see Japan spend almost $243 billion on defense over the next five fiscal years.
-
With massive F-35 increase, Japan is now biggest international buyer
Japan will now buy a total of 147 F-35s, including 42 F-35B models.
-
Russia wants back in on India’s gun and missile system competition
Russia has lodged a protest over India’s decision to disquality its two munitions systems from the $1.6 billion Army program, spurring newfound tensions between the two allies.
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China is driving use of armed drones in Mideast, says British think tank
China has won sales in the Middle East and elsewhere by offering UAVs at lower prices and without the political conditions attached by the United States.
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South Korean helo maker moves to ‘sweeten the deal’ after Philippines hints at Black Hawk purchase
Seoul’s arms procurement officials virtually recognized Surion’s defeat in the Philippines utility helicopter program but said they haven’t given up hope.
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How the US and China collaborated to get nuclear material out of Nigeria — and away from terrorist groups
Defense News reveals how an international team was given 24 hours to extract radioactive material from an African country in the throes of battling Boko Haram.
-
Is ‘radar feud’ sign of future military confrontation between South Korea and Japan?
A war of nerves between South Korea and Japan over a South Korean warship’s radar search operations could be a sign of increasing tensions, as the countries reposition military operations in the region.
-
What happens next after China’s alleged theft of American business secrets
The indictment has sparked calls for the U.S. to be more aggressive in cyberspace and take more defensive measures, with more attention likely to be cast on machine learning techniques meant to stifle Beijing’s tactics.
-
Nukes, Syria, Trump and Ukraine: Putin tackles topics in marathon Q&A session
Does Russian President Vladimir Putin want to rule the world? He addresses that and more.
-
Japan seeks drones, subs, F-35 jets as part of $243 billion defense-spending plan
The long-awaited documents would see Japan spend almost $243 billion on defense over the next five fiscal years.
-
With massive F-35 increase, Japan is now biggest international buyer
Japan will now buy a total of 147 F-35s, including 42 F-35B models.
-
Russia wants back in on India’s gun and missile system competition
Russia has lodged a protest over India’s decision to disquality its two munitions systems from the $1.6 billion Army program, spurring newfound tensions between the two allies.
-
China is driving use of armed drones in Mideast, says British think tank
China has won sales in the Middle East and elsewhere by offering UAVs at lower prices and without the political conditions attached by the United States.
-
South Korean helo maker moves to ‘sweeten the deal’ after Philippines hints at Black Hawk purchase
Seoul’s arms procurement officials virtually recognized Surion’s defeat in the Philippines utility helicopter program but said they haven’t given up hope.
