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How much does an island cost? Japan may soon buy one for US Navy training.
Japan is nearing an agreement to purchase a privately owned island for use as a training ground for U.S. military aircraft based in Japan, potentially ending a sometimes torturous process that began nearly a decade ago.
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South Korea’s defense minister on a mutually reinforceable, future-oriented ‘Great ROK-US Alliance’
“The strength of the ROK-U.S. alliance that has persisted nearly seven decades has never been stronger,” says Jeong Kyeong-doo.
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Japan defense minister: Managing an increasingly uncertain security environment
Some powerful countries are seeking to shape the global or regional order to expand their influence.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
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Russia analyst: China and Russia are partners, but not quite allies
China and Russia are using a “never-against-each-other-but-not always-with-each-other” strategy, says Dmitri Trenin, of the Moscow Center for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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India watching US for sanctions on Turkey
India made an $800 million down payment on an S-400 air defense system, despite the threat of U.S. sanctions on Russian defense deals.
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India pays Russia $1.2 billion in technology transfer fees for T-90S tanks
India has awarded a $3.12 billion contract for local production of 464 T-90S main battle tanks after paying a technology transfer fee to Russia.
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No US plan to exit South Korea, says Indo-Pacom chief
America’s top commander in the Pacific doubled down on the Pentagon denials that the U.S. is considering withdrawing its troops from South Korea, if it does not pay more for maintaining them.
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Satellite images reveal location of China’s first locally built aircraft carrier
This high-resolution imagery shows a total of seven Shenyang J-15 Flying Shark multirole fighters onboard the carrier’s flight deck, along with four Changhe Z-18 helicopters.
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State Department OKs $6.9 billion in arms sales in one day
Morocco, India, Australia and New Zealand all want to buy new American weapons.
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How much does an island cost? Japan may soon buy one for US Navy training.
Japan is nearing an agreement to purchase a privately owned island for use as a training ground for U.S. military aircraft based in Japan, potentially ending a sometimes torturous process that began nearly a decade ago.
-
South Korea’s defense minister on a mutually reinforceable, future-oriented ‘Great ROK-US Alliance’
“The strength of the ROK-U.S. alliance that has persisted nearly seven decades has never been stronger,” says Jeong Kyeong-doo.
-
Japan defense minister: Managing an increasingly uncertain security environment
Some powerful countries are seeking to shape the global or regional order to expand their influence.
-
New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
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Russia analyst: China and Russia are partners, but not quite allies
China and Russia are using a “never-against-each-other-but-not always-with-each-other” strategy, says Dmitri Trenin, of the Moscow Center for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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India watching US for sanctions on Turkey
India made an $800 million down payment on an S-400 air defense system, despite the threat of U.S. sanctions on Russian defense deals.
-
India pays Russia $1.2 billion in technology transfer fees for T-90S tanks
India has awarded a $3.12 billion contract for local production of 464 T-90S main battle tanks after paying a technology transfer fee to Russia.
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No US plan to exit South Korea, says Indo-Pacom chief
America’s top commander in the Pacific doubled down on the Pentagon denials that the U.S. is considering withdrawing its troops from South Korea, if it does not pay more for maintaining them.
-
Satellite images reveal location of China’s first locally built aircraft carrier
This high-resolution imagery shows a total of seven Shenyang J-15 Flying Shark multirole fighters onboard the carrier’s flight deck, along with four Changhe Z-18 helicopters.
-
State Department OKs $6.9 billion in arms sales in one day
Morocco, India, Australia and New Zealand all want to buy new American weapons.
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How much does an island cost? Japan may soon buy one for US Navy training.
Japan is nearing an agreement to purchase a privately owned island for use as a training ground for U.S. military aircraft based in Japan, potentially ending a sometimes torturous process that began nearly a decade ago.
-
South Korea’s defense minister on a mutually reinforceable, future-oriented ‘Great ROK-US Alliance’
“The strength of the ROK-U.S. alliance that has persisted nearly seven decades has never been stronger,” says Jeong Kyeong-doo.
-
Japan defense minister: Managing an increasingly uncertain security environment
Some powerful countries are seeking to shape the global or regional order to expand their influence.
-
New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
-
Russia analyst: China and Russia are partners, but not quite allies
China and Russia are using a “never-against-each-other-but-not always-with-each-other” strategy, says Dmitri Trenin, of the Moscow Center for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
-
India watching US for sanctions on Turkey
India made an $800 million down payment on an S-400 air defense system, despite the threat of U.S. sanctions on Russian defense deals.
-
India pays Russia $1.2 billion in technology transfer fees for T-90S tanks
India has awarded a $3.12 billion contract for local production of 464 T-90S main battle tanks after paying a technology transfer fee to Russia.
-
No US plan to exit South Korea, says Indo-Pacom chief
America’s top commander in the Pacific doubled down on the Pentagon denials that the U.S. is considering withdrawing its troops from South Korea, if it does not pay more for maintaining them.
-
Satellite images reveal location of China’s first locally built aircraft carrier
This high-resolution imagery shows a total of seven Shenyang J-15 Flying Shark multirole fighters onboard the carrier’s flight deck, along with four Changhe Z-18 helicopters.
-
State Department OKs $6.9 billion in arms sales in one day
Morocco, India, Australia and New Zealand all want to buy new American weapons.
