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Pakistan cosies up to Russia, but Moscow doesn’t seem to want to take sides
Pakistan and Russia have pledged to improve defense ties, but Moscow appears to be trying to balance its South Asia relations rather than abandon its traditional strategic partner India.
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South Korea changes spy satellite developer for $930M project
The announcement comes after the consortium of local LIG Nex1 and Satrec Initiative, and German-based Airbus Defence and Space, was deprived of its status as the preferred bidder selected last December.
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China deploys advanced DF-26 missile
China’s advanced DF-26 intermediate-range ballistic missile has been incorporated into its rocket force, boosting its ability to counter opponents on land and at sea, a defense ministry spokesman said Thursday.
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Japan eyes Franco-German maritime patrol aircraft requirement despite export setbacks
The move is part of the island nation’s efforts to secure its first major arms sale since a self-imposed ban on arms exports following World War II was lifted four years ago.
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South Korea to open bid for anti-submarine helicopters
South Korea’s arms procurement agency has announced a plan to purchase at least 10 anti-submarine helicopters overseas at a time when the military is keeping weapons procurement programs low-key amid thawing inter-Korean relations.
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Dassault Aviation tours India to promote industrial partnership opportunities
Dassault seeks to meet the requirements of India’s policies Make in India and Skill India, as reflected by holding the meeting in the Asian nation.
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Incoming US Pacific Command chief wants to increase presence near China
Due to the distances involved in the Indo-Pacific, Adm. Philip Davidson stressed that the U.S. cannot solely rely on surge forces from the continental United States to deter Chinese aggression.
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South Korea’s F-35 purchase under probe
The contract for 40 F-35As signed under the former Park Geun-hye administration has been under intensive investigation with regard to possible influence-peddling over the Lockheed Martin-built fighter’s selection process and price lobbying.
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5 lessons Trump can take from the Iran deal for the North Korea summit
There are five lessons from the Iran nuclear deal’s shortcomings that should serve as the main pillars for developing President Trump’s strategy in dealing with North Korea.
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China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
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Pakistan cosies up to Russia, but Moscow doesn’t seem to want to take sides
Pakistan and Russia have pledged to improve defense ties, but Moscow appears to be trying to balance its South Asia relations rather than abandon its traditional strategic partner India.
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South Korea changes spy satellite developer for $930M project
The announcement comes after the consortium of local LIG Nex1 and Satrec Initiative, and German-based Airbus Defence and Space, was deprived of its status as the preferred bidder selected last December.
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China deploys advanced DF-26 missile
China’s advanced DF-26 intermediate-range ballistic missile has been incorporated into its rocket force, boosting its ability to counter opponents on land and at sea, a defense ministry spokesman said Thursday.
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Japan eyes Franco-German maritime patrol aircraft requirement despite export setbacks
The move is part of the island nation’s efforts to secure its first major arms sale since a self-imposed ban on arms exports following World War II was lifted four years ago.
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South Korea to open bid for anti-submarine helicopters
South Korea’s arms procurement agency has announced a plan to purchase at least 10 anti-submarine helicopters overseas at a time when the military is keeping weapons procurement programs low-key amid thawing inter-Korean relations.
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Dassault Aviation tours India to promote industrial partnership opportunities
Dassault seeks to meet the requirements of India’s policies Make in India and Skill India, as reflected by holding the meeting in the Asian nation.
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Incoming US Pacific Command chief wants to increase presence near China
Due to the distances involved in the Indo-Pacific, Adm. Philip Davidson stressed that the U.S. cannot solely rely on surge forces from the continental United States to deter Chinese aggression.
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South Korea’s F-35 purchase under probe
The contract for 40 F-35As signed under the former Park Geun-hye administration has been under intensive investigation with regard to possible influence-peddling over the Lockheed Martin-built fighter’s selection process and price lobbying.
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5 lessons Trump can take from the Iran deal for the North Korea summit
There are five lessons from the Iran nuclear deal’s shortcomings that should serve as the main pillars for developing President Trump’s strategy in dealing with North Korea.
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China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
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Pakistan cosies up to Russia, but Moscow doesn’t seem to want to take sides
Pakistan and Russia have pledged to improve defense ties, but Moscow appears to be trying to balance its South Asia relations rather than abandon its traditional strategic partner India.
-
South Korea changes spy satellite developer for $930M project
The announcement comes after the consortium of local LIG Nex1 and Satrec Initiative, and German-based Airbus Defence and Space, was deprived of its status as the preferred bidder selected last December.
-
China deploys advanced DF-26 missile
China’s advanced DF-26 intermediate-range ballistic missile has been incorporated into its rocket force, boosting its ability to counter opponents on land and at sea, a defense ministry spokesman said Thursday.
-
Japan eyes Franco-German maritime patrol aircraft requirement despite export setbacks
The move is part of the island nation’s efforts to secure its first major arms sale since a self-imposed ban on arms exports following World War II was lifted four years ago.
-
South Korea to open bid for anti-submarine helicopters
South Korea’s arms procurement agency has announced a plan to purchase at least 10 anti-submarine helicopters overseas at a time when the military is keeping weapons procurement programs low-key amid thawing inter-Korean relations.
-
Dassault Aviation tours India to promote industrial partnership opportunities
Dassault seeks to meet the requirements of India’s policies Make in India and Skill India, as reflected by holding the meeting in the Asian nation.
-
Incoming US Pacific Command chief wants to increase presence near China
Due to the distances involved in the Indo-Pacific, Adm. Philip Davidson stressed that the U.S. cannot solely rely on surge forces from the continental United States to deter Chinese aggression.
-
South Korea’s F-35 purchase under probe
The contract for 40 F-35As signed under the former Park Geun-hye administration has been under intensive investigation with regard to possible influence-peddling over the Lockheed Martin-built fighter’s selection process and price lobbying.
-
5 lessons Trump can take from the Iran deal for the North Korea summit
There are five lessons from the Iran nuclear deal’s shortcomings that should serve as the main pillars for developing President Trump’s strategy in dealing with North Korea.
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China sends warning to Taiwan with naval drills near island
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry has sought to downplay the drill, saying China is exaggerating the scale of the activity to create anxiety among Taiwanese.
