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India to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Rafael
India is moving forward with a $1 billion purchase of Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems of Israel, overlooking the single-vendor situation in the deal, according to an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
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Indian leadership change may lead to Strategic Partners policy delay
Defense projects worth more than $35 billion hinge on the Strategic Partners policy, which has been awaiting adoption for a year, according to a senior Ministry of Defence official.
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Pakistani president offers talks to India at military parade
President Mamnoon Hussain told the audience that his country was ready for talks with India on all issues, including the disputed Kashmir.
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Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
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Singapore picks vendor for new armored fighting vehicle
Singapore’s defense ministry has announced that it has awarded a contract to Singapore Technologies Engineering for the production and supply of its Next Generation Armored Fighting Vehicle.
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North Korea’s latest missile test fails, say US and South Korea
North Korea’s latest missile launch ended in failure on Wednesday as the United States sent a supersonic bomber streaking over ally South Korea in a show of force against the North, officials said.
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India’s Sukhoi fleet faces problems despite Russian spare parts deal
A diplomat with the Russian Embassy here said the issue will be taken up with the Indian MoD to establish a joint venture for the design and development of spares in India.
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Taiwan announces plan to build own submarines
Taiwan will build its own submarines to get around Beijing’s efforts to prevent it from purchasing such craft from overseas.
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India to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Rafael
India is moving forward with a $1 billion purchase of Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems of Israel, overlooking the single-vendor situation in the deal, according to an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
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Indian leadership change may lead to Strategic Partners policy delay
Defense projects worth more than $35 billion hinge on the Strategic Partners policy, which has been awaiting adoption for a year, according to a senior Ministry of Defence official.
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Pakistani president offers talks to India at military parade
President Mamnoon Hussain told the audience that his country was ready for talks with India on all issues, including the disputed Kashmir.
-
Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
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Singapore picks vendor for new armored fighting vehicle
Singapore’s defense ministry has announced that it has awarded a contract to Singapore Technologies Engineering for the production and supply of its Next Generation Armored Fighting Vehicle.
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North Korea’s latest missile test fails, say US and South Korea
North Korea’s latest missile launch ended in failure on Wednesday as the United States sent a supersonic bomber streaking over ally South Korea in a show of force against the North, officials said.
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India’s Sukhoi fleet faces problems despite Russian spare parts deal
A diplomat with the Russian Embassy here said the issue will be taken up with the Indian MoD to establish a joint venture for the design and development of spares in India.
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Taiwan announces plan to build own submarines
Taiwan will build its own submarines to get around Beijing’s efforts to prevent it from purchasing such craft from overseas.
-
India to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Rafael
India is moving forward with a $1 billion purchase of Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems of Israel, overlooking the single-vendor situation in the deal, according to an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
-
DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
-
Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
-
Indian leadership change may lead to Strategic Partners policy delay
Defense projects worth more than $35 billion hinge on the Strategic Partners policy, which has been awaiting adoption for a year, according to a senior Ministry of Defence official.
-
Pakistani president offers talks to India at military parade
President Mamnoon Hussain told the audience that his country was ready for talks with India on all issues, including the disputed Kashmir.
-
Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
-
Singapore picks vendor for new armored fighting vehicle
Singapore’s defense ministry has announced that it has awarded a contract to Singapore Technologies Engineering for the production and supply of its Next Generation Armored Fighting Vehicle.
-
North Korea’s latest missile test fails, say US and South Korea
North Korea’s latest missile launch ended in failure on Wednesday as the United States sent a supersonic bomber streaking over ally South Korea in a show of force against the North, officials said.
-
India’s Sukhoi fleet faces problems despite Russian spare parts deal
A diplomat with the Russian Embassy here said the issue will be taken up with the Indian MoD to establish a joint venture for the design and development of spares in India.
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Taiwan announces plan to build own submarines
Taiwan will build its own submarines to get around Beijing’s efforts to prevent it from purchasing such craft from overseas.
