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US slaps new sanctions on North Korean, Chinese companies
The Trump administration imposed new sanctions Tuesday on a slew of North Korean shipping firms and Chinese trading companies in its latest push to isolate the rogue nation over its nuclear weapons development and deprive it of revenue.
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How a French firm beat out Japanese companies in Australia’s submarine tender
The lack of confidence in Japanese firms stemmed from the country’s little experience in defense sales in the wake of Australia’s multibillion dollar program.
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US declares North Korea a terror sponsor; new sanctions expected
President Donald Trump announced Monday the U.S. is putting North Korea’s “murderous regime” on America’s terrorism blacklist, despite questions about Pyongyang’s support for international attacks beyond the assassination of its leader’s half brother in February.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
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Industry expresses ‘fears’ over India’s future combat vehicle program
The Army plans to induct new FRCVs under a 10-year timeline to replace its fleet of Russian T-72 main battle tanks.
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Singapore Navy takes ‘quantum jump’ in adding 2 more ships to service
The two ships, RSS Sovereignty and RSS Unity, were inducted into the Republic of Singapore Navy at a ceremony Tuesday at RSS Singapura, one of the service’s two main bases.
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How the West should prepare for a post-Putin Russia [Commentary]
Russia can be at best defined as a resurgent global power in the age of a rising China. Why then is the West so preoccupied by Moscow’s actions?
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Japan’s C-2 airlifter makes its international debut
Dubai Airshow is Japan’s first big opportunity to garner foreign interest for the C-2, the largest plane ever made by a Japanese defense firm.
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Japan joins US Navy in Pacific exercise
Japan has announced it will participate in the U.S. Navy’s three-carrier strike force exercise in the Western Pacific, sending its own ships and aircraft to join the exercise.
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Three carrier strike groups to unite for west Pacific exercise
The convergence of the Reagan, Roosevelt and Nimitz carrier strike groups in 7th Fleet waters this weekend will be the first such exercise in a decade.
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US slaps new sanctions on North Korean, Chinese companies
The Trump administration imposed new sanctions Tuesday on a slew of North Korean shipping firms and Chinese trading companies in its latest push to isolate the rogue nation over its nuclear weapons development and deprive it of revenue.
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How a French firm beat out Japanese companies in Australia’s submarine tender
The lack of confidence in Japanese firms stemmed from the country’s little experience in defense sales in the wake of Australia’s multibillion dollar program.
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US declares North Korea a terror sponsor; new sanctions expected
President Donald Trump announced Monday the U.S. is putting North Korea’s “murderous regime” on America’s terrorism blacklist, despite questions about Pyongyang’s support for international attacks beyond the assassination of its leader’s half brother in February.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
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Industry expresses ‘fears’ over India’s future combat vehicle program
The Army plans to induct new FRCVs under a 10-year timeline to replace its fleet of Russian T-72 main battle tanks.
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Singapore Navy takes ‘quantum jump’ in adding 2 more ships to service
The two ships, RSS Sovereignty and RSS Unity, were inducted into the Republic of Singapore Navy at a ceremony Tuesday at RSS Singapura, one of the service’s two main bases.
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How the West should prepare for a post-Putin Russia [Commentary]
Russia can be at best defined as a resurgent global power in the age of a rising China. Why then is the West so preoccupied by Moscow’s actions?
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Japan’s C-2 airlifter makes its international debut
Dubai Airshow is Japan’s first big opportunity to garner foreign interest for the C-2, the largest plane ever made by a Japanese defense firm.
-
Japan joins US Navy in Pacific exercise
Japan has announced it will participate in the U.S. Navy’s three-carrier strike force exercise in the Western Pacific, sending its own ships and aircraft to join the exercise.
-
Three carrier strike groups to unite for west Pacific exercise
The convergence of the Reagan, Roosevelt and Nimitz carrier strike groups in 7th Fleet waters this weekend will be the first such exercise in a decade.
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US slaps new sanctions on North Korean, Chinese companies
The Trump administration imposed new sanctions Tuesday on a slew of North Korean shipping firms and Chinese trading companies in its latest push to isolate the rogue nation over its nuclear weapons development and deprive it of revenue.
-
How a French firm beat out Japanese companies in Australia’s submarine tender
The lack of confidence in Japanese firms stemmed from the country’s little experience in defense sales in the wake of Australia’s multibillion dollar program.
-
US declares North Korea a terror sponsor; new sanctions expected
President Donald Trump announced Monday the U.S. is putting North Korea’s “murderous regime” on America’s terrorism blacklist, despite questions about Pyongyang’s support for international attacks beyond the assassination of its leader’s half brother in February.
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Head of US nuke operations would push back on illegal launch order
U.S. Strategic Command head Gen. John Hyten said he would offer alternatives to President Donald Trump should the president want to proceed with an illegal nuclear action.
-
Industry expresses ‘fears’ over India’s future combat vehicle program
The Army plans to induct new FRCVs under a 10-year timeline to replace its fleet of Russian T-72 main battle tanks.
-
Singapore Navy takes ‘quantum jump’ in adding 2 more ships to service
The two ships, RSS Sovereignty and RSS Unity, were inducted into the Republic of Singapore Navy at a ceremony Tuesday at RSS Singapura, one of the service’s two main bases.
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How the West should prepare for a post-Putin Russia [Commentary]
Russia can be at best defined as a resurgent global power in the age of a rising China. Why then is the West so preoccupied by Moscow’s actions?
-
Japan’s C-2 airlifter makes its international debut
Dubai Airshow is Japan’s first big opportunity to garner foreign interest for the C-2, the largest plane ever made by a Japanese defense firm.
-
Japan joins US Navy in Pacific exercise
Japan has announced it will participate in the U.S. Navy’s three-carrier strike force exercise in the Western Pacific, sending its own ships and aircraft to join the exercise.
-
Three carrier strike groups to unite for west Pacific exercise
The convergence of the Reagan, Roosevelt and Nimitz carrier strike groups in 7th Fleet waters this weekend will be the first such exercise in a decade.
