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Trump visa limits could hurt American tech
New rules for Chinese students could limit their interaction with U.S.-born technology, such as AI. But is that a good thing?
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South Korea to reboot training helicopter acquisition
Multiple industry sources say the TH-X negotiations broke down mainly because of cost concerns.
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China shares hot seat with North Korea for the upcoming Shangri-La Dialogue
Topics will include challenges in the Indo-Pacific region, as well as deescalating the North Korean crisis.
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Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
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India, Russia team up to overcome US sanctions on defense deals
India and Russia have pledged to jointly create a plan to resolve U.S. sanctions on Russia that is hampering defense deals between New Delhi and Moscow.
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Watch China aircraft carrier pilots complete first night missions
China is seen as striving to overtake the U.S. as the dominant naval power in Asia and already boasts the world’s largest navy in terms of number of vessels.
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Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
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China calls being uninvited by the US to a major naval exercise ‘unconstructive’
China’s Defense Ministry on Thursday criticized as “unconstructive” Washington’s withdrawal of an invitation for it to participate in a multinational naval exercise the U.S. is hosting this summer.
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Even as low bidder, Russia’s Rosoboronexport may still loose air defense program in India
Despite the best price point, questions loom about whether the Russian system even complies with requirements dictated by India’s Ministry of Defence.
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China was just uninvited from a massive naval exercise. Here’s why.
The withdrawn invite follows a directive by the Pentagon to remove Chinese cellphones, other devices from exchanges over espionage fears.
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Trump visa limits could hurt American tech
New rules for Chinese students could limit their interaction with U.S.-born technology, such as AI. But is that a good thing?
-
South Korea to reboot training helicopter acquisition
Multiple industry sources say the TH-X negotiations broke down mainly because of cost concerns.
-
China shares hot seat with North Korea for the upcoming Shangri-La Dialogue
Topics will include challenges in the Indo-Pacific region, as well as deescalating the North Korean crisis.
-
Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
-
India, Russia team up to overcome US sanctions on defense deals
India and Russia have pledged to jointly create a plan to resolve U.S. sanctions on Russia that is hampering defense deals between New Delhi and Moscow.
-
Watch China aircraft carrier pilots complete first night missions
China is seen as striving to overtake the U.S. as the dominant naval power in Asia and already boasts the world’s largest navy in terms of number of vessels.
-
Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
-
China calls being uninvited by the US to a major naval exercise ‘unconstructive’
China’s Defense Ministry on Thursday criticized as “unconstructive” Washington’s withdrawal of an invitation for it to participate in a multinational naval exercise the U.S. is hosting this summer.
-
Even as low bidder, Russia’s Rosoboronexport may still loose air defense program in India
Despite the best price point, questions loom about whether the Russian system even complies with requirements dictated by India’s Ministry of Defence.
-
China was just uninvited from a massive naval exercise. Here’s why.
The withdrawn invite follows a directive by the Pentagon to remove Chinese cellphones, other devices from exchanges over espionage fears.
-
Trump visa limits could hurt American tech
New rules for Chinese students could limit their interaction with U.S.-born technology, such as AI. But is that a good thing?
-
South Korea to reboot training helicopter acquisition
Multiple industry sources say the TH-X negotiations broke down mainly because of cost concerns.
-
China shares hot seat with North Korea for the upcoming Shangri-La Dialogue
Topics will include challenges in the Indo-Pacific region, as well as deescalating the North Korean crisis.
-
Japan buys radar warning receivers that adapt to new threats
The contract for Raytheon’s all-digital radar warning receivers adds upgradable capabilities for electronic warfare.
-
India, Russia team up to overcome US sanctions on defense deals
India and Russia have pledged to jointly create a plan to resolve U.S. sanctions on Russia that is hampering defense deals between New Delhi and Moscow.
-
Watch China aircraft carrier pilots complete first night missions
China is seen as striving to overtake the U.S. as the dominant naval power in Asia and already boasts the world’s largest navy in terms of number of vessels.
-
Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
-
China calls being uninvited by the US to a major naval exercise ‘unconstructive’
China’s Defense Ministry on Thursday criticized as “unconstructive” Washington’s withdrawal of an invitation for it to participate in a multinational naval exercise the U.S. is hosting this summer.
-
Even as low bidder, Russia’s Rosoboronexport may still loose air defense program in India
Despite the best price point, questions loom about whether the Russian system even complies with requirements dictated by India’s Ministry of Defence.
-
China was just uninvited from a massive naval exercise. Here’s why.
The withdrawn invite follows a directive by the Pentagon to remove Chinese cellphones, other devices from exchanges over espionage fears.
