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Pakistan’s private industry clashes with government over regulations
The Pakistani government’s restrictions on the defense industry are stifling potential and must go, according to the president of the trade body Pakistan Aerospace Council.
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NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
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South Korea receives engines for future fighter jet
The development of South Korea’s indigenous KF-X fighter jet has taken another step forward with GE Aviation delivering the first engine for program, although development partner Indonesia continues to rack up overdue payments for its share.
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China could lose 95% of ballistic, cruise missiles under strategic arms control pact, says new analysis
China could stand to lose almost all of its ballistic and cruise missiles if it were to sign a new strategic arms control treaty, according to the IISS think tank.
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New Zealand military buys 5 Lockheed Hercules planes for $1 billion
The planes will replace the military’s existing fleet of Hercules, all of which are more than 50 years old and have been involved in a series of embarrassing breakdowns over recent years.
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Pakistan’s naval chief talks regional security and tech wish list
With more than 90 percent of its trade seaborne, Pakistan’s geostrategic location and ambitions to become a trade conduit to China and Central Asia demand it play an increasingly significant role in ensuring regional maritime security.
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Philippines suspends abrogation of defense pact with US
The Philippine president has suspended his decision to terminate a key defense pact with the United States, at least temporarily avoiding a major blow to one of America’s oldest alliances in Asia.
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China home-built aircraft carrier tests weapons at sea
China’s Defense Ministry said the country’s only entirely home-built aircraft carrier is performing sea trials to test weapons and equipment as well as enhance training of the crew.
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China’s missile and space tech is creating a defensive bubble difficult to penetrate
The U.S. Navy is facing growing asymmetric threats, not least of which is from China, and more specifically its anti-access/area denial strategy.
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US charges North Koreans in $2.5B scheme to advance nuclear weapons technology
This is believed to be the largest criminal enforcement action ever brought against North Korea.
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Pakistan’s private industry clashes with government over regulations
The Pakistani government’s restrictions on the defense industry are stifling potential and must go, according to the president of the trade body Pakistan Aerospace Council.
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NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
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South Korea receives engines for future fighter jet
The development of South Korea’s indigenous KF-X fighter jet has taken another step forward with GE Aviation delivering the first engine for program, although development partner Indonesia continues to rack up overdue payments for its share.
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China could lose 95% of ballistic, cruise missiles under strategic arms control pact, says new analysis
China could stand to lose almost all of its ballistic and cruise missiles if it were to sign a new strategic arms control treaty, according to the IISS think tank.
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New Zealand military buys 5 Lockheed Hercules planes for $1 billion
The planes will replace the military’s existing fleet of Hercules, all of which are more than 50 years old and have been involved in a series of embarrassing breakdowns over recent years.
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Pakistan’s naval chief talks regional security and tech wish list
With more than 90 percent of its trade seaborne, Pakistan’s geostrategic location and ambitions to become a trade conduit to China and Central Asia demand it play an increasingly significant role in ensuring regional maritime security.
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Philippines suspends abrogation of defense pact with US
The Philippine president has suspended his decision to terminate a key defense pact with the United States, at least temporarily avoiding a major blow to one of America’s oldest alliances in Asia.
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China home-built aircraft carrier tests weapons at sea
China’s Defense Ministry said the country’s only entirely home-built aircraft carrier is performing sea trials to test weapons and equipment as well as enhance training of the crew.
-
China’s missile and space tech is creating a defensive bubble difficult to penetrate
The U.S. Navy is facing growing asymmetric threats, not least of which is from China, and more specifically its anti-access/area denial strategy.
-
US charges North Koreans in $2.5B scheme to advance nuclear weapons technology
This is believed to be the largest criminal enforcement action ever brought against North Korea.
-
Pakistan’s private industry clashes with government over regulations
The Pakistani government’s restrictions on the defense industry are stifling potential and must go, according to the president of the trade body Pakistan Aerospace Council.
-
NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
-
South Korea receives engines for future fighter jet
The development of South Korea’s indigenous KF-X fighter jet has taken another step forward with GE Aviation delivering the first engine for program, although development partner Indonesia continues to rack up overdue payments for its share.
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China could lose 95% of ballistic, cruise missiles under strategic arms control pact, says new analysis
China could stand to lose almost all of its ballistic and cruise missiles if it were to sign a new strategic arms control treaty, according to the IISS think tank.
-
New Zealand military buys 5 Lockheed Hercules planes for $1 billion
The planes will replace the military’s existing fleet of Hercules, all of which are more than 50 years old and have been involved in a series of embarrassing breakdowns over recent years.
-
Pakistan’s naval chief talks regional security and tech wish list
With more than 90 percent of its trade seaborne, Pakistan’s geostrategic location and ambitions to become a trade conduit to China and Central Asia demand it play an increasingly significant role in ensuring regional maritime security.
-
Philippines suspends abrogation of defense pact with US
The Philippine president has suspended his decision to terminate a key defense pact with the United States, at least temporarily avoiding a major blow to one of America’s oldest alliances in Asia.
-
China home-built aircraft carrier tests weapons at sea
China’s Defense Ministry said the country’s only entirely home-built aircraft carrier is performing sea trials to test weapons and equipment as well as enhance training of the crew.
-
China’s missile and space tech is creating a defensive bubble difficult to penetrate
The U.S. Navy is facing growing asymmetric threats, not least of which is from China, and more specifically its anti-access/area denial strategy.
-
US charges North Koreans in $2.5B scheme to advance nuclear weapons technology
This is believed to be the largest criminal enforcement action ever brought against North Korea.
