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Hanwha-led team launches Redback vehicle for Australian Army competition
Hanwha-led Team Redback officially launched its Redback infantry fighting vehicle ahead of delivering three for evaluation trials.
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Japan’s defense minister: Transform the defense industry to meet future threats
The “uncertainty of future warfare” poses an ongoing challenge for defense authorities and industry.
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Singapore’s defense minister: What will threaten future generations?
What global events might test future generations, particularly in the defense and security arena? Two come to mind.
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Russia analyst: What are the Kremlin’s priorities for 2021?
Top of the list of Russia’s defense industrial priorities in the past decade has been its nuclear forces. Now, let’s see what leads the list for this year.
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IISS analysts: Russian and Western defense firms face greater competition
Over the next decade, companies from emerging defense industrial nations will provide greater competition for the Western and Russian firms that have previously assisted in their development.
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India analyst: Can India implement reforms quick enough to rejuvenate its defense industry?
There is no denying that India’s Defence Ministry has been earnestly striving to reform its processes. But its success depends on how well and how speedily those changes are made.
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Israel and India test MRSAM air defense system
The system was developed in the wake of one of the largest defense deals in Israel’s history.
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South Korea’s Hanwha partners with European firm to build M3 bridging vehicles
The South Korean Army is set to deploy European amphibious bridging vehicles under licensed production to boost its operational capability across water obstacles.
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How to solve logistical challenges during a South China Sea conflict
The logistical challenges that would be faced in a conflict with China are daunting.
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Japan releases record-high budget, but not all programs made the cut
Japan’s Finance Ministry approved a budget of $51.5 billion for the Defense Ministry, which is $3.5 billion lower that the Defense Ministry requested in September.
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Hanwha-led team launches Redback vehicle for Australian Army competition
Hanwha-led Team Redback officially launched its Redback infantry fighting vehicle ahead of delivering three for evaluation trials.
-
Japan’s defense minister: Transform the defense industry to meet future threats
The “uncertainty of future warfare” poses an ongoing challenge for defense authorities and industry.
-
Singapore’s defense minister: What will threaten future generations?
What global events might test future generations, particularly in the defense and security arena? Two come to mind.
-
Russia analyst: What are the Kremlin’s priorities for 2021?
Top of the list of Russia’s defense industrial priorities in the past decade has been its nuclear forces. Now, let’s see what leads the list for this year.
-
IISS analysts: Russian and Western defense firms face greater competition
Over the next decade, companies from emerging defense industrial nations will provide greater competition for the Western and Russian firms that have previously assisted in their development.
-
India analyst: Can India implement reforms quick enough to rejuvenate its defense industry?
There is no denying that India’s Defence Ministry has been earnestly striving to reform its processes. But its success depends on how well and how speedily those changes are made.
-
Israel and India test MRSAM air defense system
The system was developed in the wake of one of the largest defense deals in Israel’s history.
-
South Korea’s Hanwha partners with European firm to build M3 bridging vehicles
The South Korean Army is set to deploy European amphibious bridging vehicles under licensed production to boost its operational capability across water obstacles.
-
How to solve logistical challenges during a South China Sea conflict
The logistical challenges that would be faced in a conflict with China are daunting.
-
Japan releases record-high budget, but not all programs made the cut
Japan’s Finance Ministry approved a budget of $51.5 billion for the Defense Ministry, which is $3.5 billion lower that the Defense Ministry requested in September.
-
Hanwha-led team launches Redback vehicle for Australian Army competition
Hanwha-led Team Redback officially launched its Redback infantry fighting vehicle ahead of delivering three for evaluation trials.
-
Japan’s defense minister: Transform the defense industry to meet future threats
The “uncertainty of future warfare” poses an ongoing challenge for defense authorities and industry.
-
Singapore’s defense minister: What will threaten future generations?
What global events might test future generations, particularly in the defense and security arena? Two come to mind.
-
Russia analyst: What are the Kremlin’s priorities for 2021?
Top of the list of Russia’s defense industrial priorities in the past decade has been its nuclear forces. Now, let’s see what leads the list for this year.
-
IISS analysts: Russian and Western defense firms face greater competition
Over the next decade, companies from emerging defense industrial nations will provide greater competition for the Western and Russian firms that have previously assisted in their development.
-
India analyst: Can India implement reforms quick enough to rejuvenate its defense industry?
There is no denying that India’s Defence Ministry has been earnestly striving to reform its processes. But its success depends on how well and how speedily those changes are made.
-
Israel and India test MRSAM air defense system
The system was developed in the wake of one of the largest defense deals in Israel’s history.
-
South Korea’s Hanwha partners with European firm to build M3 bridging vehicles
The South Korean Army is set to deploy European amphibious bridging vehicles under licensed production to boost its operational capability across water obstacles.
-
How to solve logistical challenges during a South China Sea conflict
The logistical challenges that would be faced in a conflict with China are daunting.
-
Japan releases record-high budget, but not all programs made the cut
Japan’s Finance Ministry approved a budget of $51.5 billion for the Defense Ministry, which is $3.5 billion lower that the Defense Ministry requested in September.
