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China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
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US and Philippines strengthen military ties in Cope Thunder exercise
For the first time since 1990, Cope Thunder is coming back to the Philippines.
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Air Force’s largest-ever mobility exercise to prove prowess in Pacific
It’s the first time that Air Mobility Command has brought its marquee biennial event overseas.
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Russian Navy ships visit China ahead of joint drills
Following the port call, the ships will conduct joint drills with their Chinese counterparts focusing on ship-to-ship communications, among other missions.
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New Zealand’s military chief talks recruitment, drones and Ukraine
Are maritime affairs more important than those on land for New Zealand? We put that question and more to Air Marshal Kevin Short.
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China accuses US of turning Taiwan into a ‘powder keg’ with arms sales
“This is tantamount to accelerating the transformation of Taiwan into a ‘powder keg’ and pushing the Taiwanese people into the abyss of disaster.”
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NKorea satellite wasn’t advanced enough to spy from space, says SKorea
The long-range rocket carrying the satellite failed soon after liftoff, setting back North Korea’s pursuit of a space-based reconnaissance system.
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Putin says Russia is ‘united as never before’ at India-China summit
Putin sought to project confidence after a short-lived mutiny at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting, before a rare sympathetic audience.
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China’s defense minister, Russia’s naval chief meet for military talks
The countries’ fleets have held a series of exercises and joint maneuvers since Russia’s full-on invasion of Ukraine last year, as have their air forces.
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US State Dept. approves $440 million ammo, logistics deals for Taiwan
The larger of the two deals, worth $332.2 million, is for 30mm ammunition and related equipment.
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China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
-
US and Philippines strengthen military ties in Cope Thunder exercise
For the first time since 1990, Cope Thunder is coming back to the Philippines.
-
Air Force’s largest-ever mobility exercise to prove prowess in Pacific
It’s the first time that Air Mobility Command has brought its marquee biennial event overseas.
-
Russian Navy ships visit China ahead of joint drills
Following the port call, the ships will conduct joint drills with their Chinese counterparts focusing on ship-to-ship communications, among other missions.
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New Zealand’s military chief talks recruitment, drones and Ukraine
Are maritime affairs more important than those on land for New Zealand? We put that question and more to Air Marshal Kevin Short.
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China accuses US of turning Taiwan into a ‘powder keg’ with arms sales
“This is tantamount to accelerating the transformation of Taiwan into a ‘powder keg’ and pushing the Taiwanese people into the abyss of disaster.”
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NKorea satellite wasn’t advanced enough to spy from space, says SKorea
The long-range rocket carrying the satellite failed soon after liftoff, setting back North Korea’s pursuit of a space-based reconnaissance system.
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Putin says Russia is ‘united as never before’ at India-China summit
Putin sought to project confidence after a short-lived mutiny at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting, before a rare sympathetic audience.
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China’s defense minister, Russia’s naval chief meet for military talks
The countries’ fleets have held a series of exercises and joint maneuvers since Russia’s full-on invasion of Ukraine last year, as have their air forces.
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US State Dept. approves $440 million ammo, logistics deals for Taiwan
The larger of the two deals, worth $332.2 million, is for 30mm ammunition and related equipment.
-
China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
-
US and Philippines strengthen military ties in Cope Thunder exercise
For the first time since 1990, Cope Thunder is coming back to the Philippines.
-
Air Force’s largest-ever mobility exercise to prove prowess in Pacific
It’s the first time that Air Mobility Command has brought its marquee biennial event overseas.
-
Russian Navy ships visit China ahead of joint drills
Following the port call, the ships will conduct joint drills with their Chinese counterparts focusing on ship-to-ship communications, among other missions.
-
New Zealand’s military chief talks recruitment, drones and Ukraine
Are maritime affairs more important than those on land for New Zealand? We put that question and more to Air Marshal Kevin Short.
-
China accuses US of turning Taiwan into a ‘powder keg’ with arms sales
“This is tantamount to accelerating the transformation of Taiwan into a ‘powder keg’ and pushing the Taiwanese people into the abyss of disaster.”
-
NKorea satellite wasn’t advanced enough to spy from space, says SKorea
The long-range rocket carrying the satellite failed soon after liftoff, setting back North Korea’s pursuit of a space-based reconnaissance system.
-
Putin says Russia is ‘united as never before’ at India-China summit
Putin sought to project confidence after a short-lived mutiny at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting, before a rare sympathetic audience.
-
China’s defense minister, Russia’s naval chief meet for military talks
The countries’ fleets have held a series of exercises and joint maneuvers since Russia’s full-on invasion of Ukraine last year, as have their air forces.
-
US State Dept. approves $440 million ammo, logistics deals for Taiwan
The larger of the two deals, worth $332.2 million, is for 30mm ammunition and related equipment.
