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Year in review: Top stories from 2021
Taliban weapons seizures, aircraft competitions and Chinese military modernization projects: Here are the top stories from the year.
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Australia buys K9 howitzers from South Korea’s Hanwha Defense
The deal is worth about $730 million, representing the highest-valued export of Hanwha’s K9 self-propelled howitzer, nicknamed Thunder and known in Australia as the AS9.
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India’s military chief, 12 others killed in helicopter crash
Television images from the crash site showed plumes of smoke billowing from the debris as local residents tried to put out the fire and remove bodies from the wreckage.
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Australia’s defense industry minister: The importance of AUKUS and a strong economy
The Indo-Pacific region is now at the center of strategic competition, and military modernization is occurring at an unprecedented rate. It is vital that Australia maintains its capability edge.
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Singapore’s defense minister: 7 wishes for the remainder of the decade
Collectively, our world should have done better in dealing with COVID-19. From poorly coordinated early warnings and pandemic measures to disrupted global supply chains, unequal vaccine distribution and ineffectiveness against misinformation, the list goes on.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Industry is still weathering the COVID-19 storm
Looking forward, both the New Zealand and Australian governments are investing in defense relative to the size of our economies. This means that across our two markets there are significant opportunities for industry.
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India’s defense minister: Sowing the seeds for a new era in defense manufacturing
Following a fundamental transformation, the Indian defense sector jockeys for position on the international market.
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Shield AI co-founder: Tesla shows us the risks when dominant incumbents fail to be bold
Militarily, China is Tesla: moving at blazingly fast speeds with a sense of purpose and urgency, ruthlessly prioritizing what matters, cutting things that don’t and very much understanding what is at stake. China’s recent hypersonic missile tests serve as perfect examples of a country pushing harder than ever in preparation to win the next war.
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The defense secretary’s plan for China includes better tech, less panic
“China is not 10 feet tall. This is America,” Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said Dec. 4. “America isn’t a country that fears competition.”
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Russia sends missiles near Pacific islands claimed by Japan
The Bastion systems were moved to Matua, a deserted volcanic island in the middle of the chain.
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Year in review: Top stories from 2021
Taliban weapons seizures, aircraft competitions and Chinese military modernization projects: Here are the top stories from the year.
-
Australia buys K9 howitzers from South Korea’s Hanwha Defense
The deal is worth about $730 million, representing the highest-valued export of Hanwha’s K9 self-propelled howitzer, nicknamed Thunder and known in Australia as the AS9.
-
India’s military chief, 12 others killed in helicopter crash
Television images from the crash site showed plumes of smoke billowing from the debris as local residents tried to put out the fire and remove bodies from the wreckage.
-
Australia’s defense industry minister: The importance of AUKUS and a strong economy
The Indo-Pacific region is now at the center of strategic competition, and military modernization is occurring at an unprecedented rate. It is vital that Australia maintains its capability edge.
-
Singapore’s defense minister: 7 wishes for the remainder of the decade
Collectively, our world should have done better in dealing with COVID-19. From poorly coordinated early warnings and pandemic measures to disrupted global supply chains, unequal vaccine distribution and ineffectiveness against misinformation, the list goes on.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Industry is still weathering the COVID-19 storm
Looking forward, both the New Zealand and Australian governments are investing in defense relative to the size of our economies. This means that across our two markets there are significant opportunities for industry.
-
India’s defense minister: Sowing the seeds for a new era in defense manufacturing
Following a fundamental transformation, the Indian defense sector jockeys for position on the international market.
-
Shield AI co-founder: Tesla shows us the risks when dominant incumbents fail to be bold
Militarily, China is Tesla: moving at blazingly fast speeds with a sense of purpose and urgency, ruthlessly prioritizing what matters, cutting things that don’t and very much understanding what is at stake. China’s recent hypersonic missile tests serve as perfect examples of a country pushing harder than ever in preparation to win the next war.
-
The defense secretary’s plan for China includes better tech, less panic
“China is not 10 feet tall. This is America,” Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said Dec. 4. “America isn’t a country that fears competition.”
-
Russia sends missiles near Pacific islands claimed by Japan
The Bastion systems were moved to Matua, a deserted volcanic island in the middle of the chain.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2021
Taliban weapons seizures, aircraft competitions and Chinese military modernization projects: Here are the top stories from the year.
-
Australia buys K9 howitzers from South Korea’s Hanwha Defense
The deal is worth about $730 million, representing the highest-valued export of Hanwha’s K9 self-propelled howitzer, nicknamed Thunder and known in Australia as the AS9.
-
India’s military chief, 12 others killed in helicopter crash
Television images from the crash site showed plumes of smoke billowing from the debris as local residents tried to put out the fire and remove bodies from the wreckage.
-
Australia’s defense industry minister: The importance of AUKUS and a strong economy
The Indo-Pacific region is now at the center of strategic competition, and military modernization is occurring at an unprecedented rate. It is vital that Australia maintains its capability edge.
-
Singapore’s defense minister: 7 wishes for the remainder of the decade
Collectively, our world should have done better in dealing with COVID-19. From poorly coordinated early warnings and pandemic measures to disrupted global supply chains, unequal vaccine distribution and ineffectiveness against misinformation, the list goes on.
-
New Zealand’s defense minister: Industry is still weathering the COVID-19 storm
Looking forward, both the New Zealand and Australian governments are investing in defense relative to the size of our economies. This means that across our two markets there are significant opportunities for industry.
-
India’s defense minister: Sowing the seeds for a new era in defense manufacturing
Following a fundamental transformation, the Indian defense sector jockeys for position on the international market.
-
Shield AI co-founder: Tesla shows us the risks when dominant incumbents fail to be bold
Militarily, China is Tesla: moving at blazingly fast speeds with a sense of purpose and urgency, ruthlessly prioritizing what matters, cutting things that don’t and very much understanding what is at stake. China’s recent hypersonic missile tests serve as perfect examples of a country pushing harder than ever in preparation to win the next war.
-
The defense secretary’s plan for China includes better tech, less panic
“China is not 10 feet tall. This is America,” Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said Dec. 4. “America isn’t a country that fears competition.”
-
Russia sends missiles near Pacific islands claimed by Japan
The Bastion systems were moved to Matua, a deserted volcanic island in the middle of the chain.
