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China now strong enough for a surprise move in the Indo-Pacific
The cost of an American counter-move may become too high, according to the Sydney-based United States Studies Centre.
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Trump OKs F-16 sale to Taiwan amid China tensions
The Trump administration has informally green lit a potential major arms sale to Taiwan involving dozens of new Lockheed Martin F-16V fighter jets.
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Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
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An Indian facility that makes Su-30MKI jets may shut down, toppling 400 local suppliers
It’s the classic domino effect: An Indian facility that manufactures Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighters may close in March 2020, leading to the closure of 400 local suppliers over a lack of component orders.
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South Korea moves to kick its missile defense shield up a notch
South Korea is ready to drop some money on bolstering its missile defense shield.
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An explosion. A radiation spike. Evacuations planned and canceled. What’s happening in Russia?
Defense News’ Russia correspondent takes a look at government, media and commercial industry reports to pinpoint what exactly exploded Aug. 8 in Nyonoksa.
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Trump: Kim Jong Un’s letter to gripe about US-South Korea military exercises was ‘very beautiful’
U.S. President Donald Trump gave North Korea’s leader a pass for the recent tests of short-range missiles.
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South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
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North Korea’s new weapons take aim at the South’s F-35 stealth fighters
North Korea specifically developed news missiles and rockets to target a base that will host F-35A fighter jets, according to some weapons analysts.
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China is watching
Obviously, global perception shouldn’t define U.S. policy. But if we talk about how today’s rhetoric might be interpreted by allies, which we do, we certainly should consider how it might be interpreted by adversaries.
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China now strong enough for a surprise move in the Indo-Pacific
The cost of an American counter-move may become too high, according to the Sydney-based United States Studies Centre.
-
Trump OKs F-16 sale to Taiwan amid China tensions
The Trump administration has informally green lit a potential major arms sale to Taiwan involving dozens of new Lockheed Martin F-16V fighter jets.
-
Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
-
An Indian facility that makes Su-30MKI jets may shut down, toppling 400 local suppliers
It’s the classic domino effect: An Indian facility that manufactures Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighters may close in March 2020, leading to the closure of 400 local suppliers over a lack of component orders.
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South Korea moves to kick its missile defense shield up a notch
South Korea is ready to drop some money on bolstering its missile defense shield.
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An explosion. A radiation spike. Evacuations planned and canceled. What’s happening in Russia?
Defense News’ Russia correspondent takes a look at government, media and commercial industry reports to pinpoint what exactly exploded Aug. 8 in Nyonoksa.
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Trump: Kim Jong Un’s letter to gripe about US-South Korea military exercises was ‘very beautiful’
U.S. President Donald Trump gave North Korea’s leader a pass for the recent tests of short-range missiles.
-
South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
-
North Korea’s new weapons take aim at the South’s F-35 stealth fighters
North Korea specifically developed news missiles and rockets to target a base that will host F-35A fighter jets, according to some weapons analysts.
-
China is watching
Obviously, global perception shouldn’t define U.S. policy. But if we talk about how today’s rhetoric might be interpreted by allies, which we do, we certainly should consider how it might be interpreted by adversaries.
-
China now strong enough for a surprise move in the Indo-Pacific
The cost of an American counter-move may become too high, according to the Sydney-based United States Studies Centre.
-
Trump OKs F-16 sale to Taiwan amid China tensions
The Trump administration has informally green lit a potential major arms sale to Taiwan involving dozens of new Lockheed Martin F-16V fighter jets.
-
Tension between South Korea and Japan could hurt US goals in the Pacific — and China is watching
Social and economic tensions between the two Asian neighbors could boil over and impact a key intelligence sharing arrangement, endangering America’s long-term strategy in the region.
-
An Indian facility that makes Su-30MKI jets may shut down, toppling 400 local suppliers
It’s the classic domino effect: An Indian facility that manufactures Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighters may close in March 2020, leading to the closure of 400 local suppliers over a lack of component orders.
-
South Korea moves to kick its missile defense shield up a notch
South Korea is ready to drop some money on bolstering its missile defense shield.
-
An explosion. A radiation spike. Evacuations planned and canceled. What’s happening in Russia?
Defense News’ Russia correspondent takes a look at government, media and commercial industry reports to pinpoint what exactly exploded Aug. 8 in Nyonoksa.
-
Trump: Kim Jong Un’s letter to gripe about US-South Korea military exercises was ‘very beautiful’
U.S. President Donald Trump gave North Korea’s leader a pass for the recent tests of short-range missiles.
-
South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
-
North Korea’s new weapons take aim at the South’s F-35 stealth fighters
North Korea specifically developed news missiles and rockets to target a base that will host F-35A fighter jets, according to some weapons analysts.
-
China is watching
Obviously, global perception shouldn’t define U.S. policy. But if we talk about how today’s rhetoric might be interpreted by allies, which we do, we certainly should consider how it might be interpreted by adversaries.
