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Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
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South Korea offers talks with North on Olympic cooperation
South Korea on Tuesday offered high-level talks with rival North Korea to find ways to cooperate on next month’s Winter Olympics in the South. Seoul’s quick proposal following a rare rapprochement overture from the North a day earlier offers the possibility of better ties after a year that saw a nuclear standoff increase fear of…
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Russia’s radar shortcomings are a US problem now
A failure by Russian radars to see North Korean ICBMs could mean Russia detects missile interceptors fired by the United States as a unique threat, rather than a response to a launch by Pyongyang.
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India to replace Russian air defense systems under $1.5B program
A limited tender has been issued to only domestic companies for the production of close-in weapon systems.
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Is North Korea investing in a fundamentally useless weapon?
Anthrax is a terror weapon that works better in envelopes than a weapon of war distributed by explosion.
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What three of the year’s biggest defense stories looked like from space
Earth imagery, data and analysis company DigitalGlobe has released a collection of satellite images representing some of the most important and newsworthy global events of 2017.
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Threats and military exercises fuel tension between China and Taiwan
China threatens to use military force if U.S. ships make port visits to Taiwan.
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Pakistan shops for warships to replace British frigates, modernize Navy
Pakistan’s Navy is acquiring new warships as part of a fleet expansion and modernization program to replace six Type 21 frigates.
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‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
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Japan Cabinet approves record $46B defense budget
The Cabinet’s budget approval comes just days after it announced a decision to deploy a set of the costly land-based Aegis Ashore system to increase Japanese defense.
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Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
-
South Korea offers talks with North on Olympic cooperation
South Korea on Tuesday offered high-level talks with rival North Korea to find ways to cooperate on next month’s Winter Olympics in the South. Seoul’s quick proposal following a rare rapprochement overture from the North a day earlier offers the possibility of better ties after a year that saw a nuclear standoff increase fear of…
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Russia’s radar shortcomings are a US problem now
A failure by Russian radars to see North Korean ICBMs could mean Russia detects missile interceptors fired by the United States as a unique threat, rather than a response to a launch by Pyongyang.
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India to replace Russian air defense systems under $1.5B program
A limited tender has been issued to only domestic companies for the production of close-in weapon systems.
-
Is North Korea investing in a fundamentally useless weapon?
Anthrax is a terror weapon that works better in envelopes than a weapon of war distributed by explosion.
-
What three of the year’s biggest defense stories looked like from space
Earth imagery, data and analysis company DigitalGlobe has released a collection of satellite images representing some of the most important and newsworthy global events of 2017.
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Threats and military exercises fuel tension between China and Taiwan
China threatens to use military force if U.S. ships make port visits to Taiwan.
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Pakistan shops for warships to replace British frigates, modernize Navy
Pakistan’s Navy is acquiring new warships as part of a fleet expansion and modernization program to replace six Type 21 frigates.
-
‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
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Japan Cabinet approves record $46B defense budget
The Cabinet’s budget approval comes just days after it announced a decision to deploy a set of the costly land-based Aegis Ashore system to increase Japanese defense.
-
Mattis: Korea drill pause a logistics matter, not a political one
U.S. and South Korean military drills will be on pause until at least March 18. But why the change?
-
South Korea offers talks with North on Olympic cooperation
South Korea on Tuesday offered high-level talks with rival North Korea to find ways to cooperate on next month’s Winter Olympics in the South. Seoul’s quick proposal following a rare rapprochement overture from the North a day earlier offers the possibility of better ties after a year that saw a nuclear standoff increase fear of…
-
Russia’s radar shortcomings are a US problem now
A failure by Russian radars to see North Korean ICBMs could mean Russia detects missile interceptors fired by the United States as a unique threat, rather than a response to a launch by Pyongyang.
-
India to replace Russian air defense systems under $1.5B program
A limited tender has been issued to only domestic companies for the production of close-in weapon systems.
-
Is North Korea investing in a fundamentally useless weapon?
Anthrax is a terror weapon that works better in envelopes than a weapon of war distributed by explosion.
-
What three of the year’s biggest defense stories looked like from space
Earth imagery, data and analysis company DigitalGlobe has released a collection of satellite images representing some of the most important and newsworthy global events of 2017.
-
Threats and military exercises fuel tension between China and Taiwan
China threatens to use military force if U.S. ships make port visits to Taiwan.
-
Pakistan shops for warships to replace British frigates, modernize Navy
Pakistan’s Navy is acquiring new warships as part of a fleet expansion and modernization program to replace six Type 21 frigates.
-
‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
-
Japan Cabinet approves record $46B defense budget
The Cabinet’s budget approval comes just days after it announced a decision to deploy a set of the costly land-based Aegis Ashore system to increase Japanese defense.
