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‘Bolster our ballistic missile defense,’ urges Japan ruling party
Japan’s ruling party on Thursday urged Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government to consider acquiring the capability to hit enemy bases and to beef up missile defense.
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Poland eyes frigates from Australia, new submarines
Poland is seeking to upgrade its naval capabilities.
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China to open a drone factory in Saudi Arabia
China has reached a deal with Saudi Arabia to build a new drone manufacturing facility in the Middle East kingdom.
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Satellite images may show North Korea readying for nuke test
U.S. researchers who monitor North Korea say satellite imagery shows possible preparations for an underground nuclear test explosion.
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Putin to approve weapons delivery to Balkans, says Serbian defense minister
Serbia is also interested in buying a Russian air defense system as well as opening a repair center for Russian MIL helicopters.
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Senators press Mattis, Tillerson on India defense deals
A bipartisan pair of key senators are pressing the Trump administration to approve two defense deals between the U.S. and India, arguing that defense jobs hang in the balance.
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Russian ICBM capable of wiping out Texas is delayed
Russia’s RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, also known as “Satan 2,” can carry up to 10 heavyweight warheads.
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India to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Rafael
India is moving forward with a $1 billion purchase of Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems of Israel, overlooking the single-vendor situation in the deal, according to an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
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‘Bolster our ballistic missile defense,’ urges Japan ruling party
Japan’s ruling party on Thursday urged Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government to consider acquiring the capability to hit enemy bases and to beef up missile defense.
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Poland eyes frigates from Australia, new submarines
Poland is seeking to upgrade its naval capabilities.
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China to open a drone factory in Saudi Arabia
China has reached a deal with Saudi Arabia to build a new drone manufacturing facility in the Middle East kingdom.
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Satellite images may show North Korea readying for nuke test
U.S. researchers who monitor North Korea say satellite imagery shows possible preparations for an underground nuclear test explosion.
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Putin to approve weapons delivery to Balkans, says Serbian defense minister
Serbia is also interested in buying a Russian air defense system as well as opening a repair center for Russian MIL helicopters.
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Senators press Mattis, Tillerson on India defense deals
A bipartisan pair of key senators are pressing the Trump administration to approve two defense deals between the U.S. and India, arguing that defense jobs hang in the balance.
-
Russian ICBM capable of wiping out Texas is delayed
Russia’s RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, also known as “Satan 2,” can carry up to 10 heavyweight warheads.
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India to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Rafael
India is moving forward with a $1 billion purchase of Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems of Israel, overlooking the single-vendor situation in the deal, according to an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
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DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
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Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
-
‘Bolster our ballistic missile defense,’ urges Japan ruling party
Japan’s ruling party on Thursday urged Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government to consider acquiring the capability to hit enemy bases and to beef up missile defense.
-
Poland eyes frigates from Australia, new submarines
Poland is seeking to upgrade its naval capabilities.
-
China to open a drone factory in Saudi Arabia
China has reached a deal with Saudi Arabia to build a new drone manufacturing facility in the Middle East kingdom.
-
Satellite images may show North Korea readying for nuke test
U.S. researchers who monitor North Korea say satellite imagery shows possible preparations for an underground nuclear test explosion.
-
Putin to approve weapons delivery to Balkans, says Serbian defense minister
Serbia is also interested in buying a Russian air defense system as well as opening a repair center for Russian MIL helicopters.
-
Senators press Mattis, Tillerson on India defense deals
A bipartisan pair of key senators are pressing the Trump administration to approve two defense deals between the U.S. and India, arguing that defense jobs hang in the balance.
-
Russian ICBM capable of wiping out Texas is delayed
Russia’s RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, also known as “Satan 2,” can carry up to 10 heavyweight warheads.
-
India to buy Spike anti-tank missiles from Rafael
India is moving forward with a $1 billion purchase of Spike anti-tank guided missiles from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems of Israel, overlooking the single-vendor situation in the deal, according to an Indian Ministry of Defence official.
-
DoD concerned with Chinese investments in US high-tech startups
A report commissioned by the Pentagon was circulated among senior Trump administration officials this week, stating that Beijing has been encouraging Chinese companies to invest in American startups.
-
Could ‘America First’ policy upend Lockheed’s F-16 plans in India?
Lockheed wants to build F-16s in India. Will the Trump administration allow it?
