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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
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Indian Air Force Inducts Indigenous Tejas Aircraft
The Indian Air Force has revived its decommissioned MiG-21 Bis aircraft of the Flying Daggers squadron and inducted two homemade Tejas aircraft.
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India Continues NSG Membership Push, Despite Local and Chinese Opposition
A senior official with India’s Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that “New Delhi will push ahead,” adding that India is “likely to get the entry at the next NSG meeting by the end of the year.”
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India Lifts Ban on Hiring Defense Agents
India had banned the hiring of defense agents in 1989 after allegations of kickbacks surfaced against the former Rajiv Gandhi government.
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Signs of Possible North Korea Missile Launch: Reports
Japanese and South Korean media quoted official sources as saying North Korea looked to have deployed a so-called Musudan missile near its east coast.
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US Congressional Commission in Taiwan To Meet With New President
A US commission is in Taiwan to meet with senior members of the new presidential administration.
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US Aircraft Carriers Start Drills Off Philippines
Two US aircraft carriers have started exercises in the Philippine Sea, defense officials said Sunday, as Washington’s close ally Manila faces growing pressure from Beijing in the South China Sea.
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Protesters Rally Against US Military on Okinawa
Tens of thousands rallied Sunday on the Japanese island of Okinawa to protest against the heavy US military presence and violent crimes by American personnel that have angered residents for decades.
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Lockheed Martin Harnesses Australian R&D for Next-Gen Radar
Lockheed Martin and Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group are partnering to develop enhancements for a next-gen radar.
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India Explores Alternative to Italian Weaponry in Germany
After virtually freezing all defense business with Italy, the Indian Ministry of Defence has begun exploring alternatives to meet its dire weaponry requirements.
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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
-
Indian Air Force Inducts Indigenous Tejas Aircraft
The Indian Air Force has revived its decommissioned MiG-21 Bis aircraft of the Flying Daggers squadron and inducted two homemade Tejas aircraft.
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India Continues NSG Membership Push, Despite Local and Chinese Opposition
A senior official with India’s Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that “New Delhi will push ahead,” adding that India is “likely to get the entry at the next NSG meeting by the end of the year.”
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India Lifts Ban on Hiring Defense Agents
India had banned the hiring of defense agents in 1989 after allegations of kickbacks surfaced against the former Rajiv Gandhi government.
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Signs of Possible North Korea Missile Launch: Reports
Japanese and South Korean media quoted official sources as saying North Korea looked to have deployed a so-called Musudan missile near its east coast.
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US Congressional Commission in Taiwan To Meet With New President
A US commission is in Taiwan to meet with senior members of the new presidential administration.
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US Aircraft Carriers Start Drills Off Philippines
Two US aircraft carriers have started exercises in the Philippine Sea, defense officials said Sunday, as Washington’s close ally Manila faces growing pressure from Beijing in the South China Sea.
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Protesters Rally Against US Military on Okinawa
Tens of thousands rallied Sunday on the Japanese island of Okinawa to protest against the heavy US military presence and violent crimes by American personnel that have angered residents for decades.
-
Lockheed Martin Harnesses Australian R&D for Next-Gen Radar
Lockheed Martin and Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group are partnering to develop enhancements for a next-gen radar.
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India Explores Alternative to Italian Weaponry in Germany
After virtually freezing all defense business with Italy, the Indian Ministry of Defence has begun exploring alternatives to meet its dire weaponry requirements.
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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
-
Indian Air Force Inducts Indigenous Tejas Aircraft
The Indian Air Force has revived its decommissioned MiG-21 Bis aircraft of the Flying Daggers squadron and inducted two homemade Tejas aircraft.
-
India Continues NSG Membership Push, Despite Local and Chinese Opposition
A senior official with India’s Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that “New Delhi will push ahead,” adding that India is “likely to get the entry at the next NSG meeting by the end of the year.”
-
India Lifts Ban on Hiring Defense Agents
India had banned the hiring of defense agents in 1989 after allegations of kickbacks surfaced against the former Rajiv Gandhi government.
-
Signs of Possible North Korea Missile Launch: Reports
Japanese and South Korean media quoted official sources as saying North Korea looked to have deployed a so-called Musudan missile near its east coast.
-
US Congressional Commission in Taiwan To Meet With New President
A US commission is in Taiwan to meet with senior members of the new presidential administration.
-
US Aircraft Carriers Start Drills Off Philippines
Two US aircraft carriers have started exercises in the Philippine Sea, defense officials said Sunday, as Washington’s close ally Manila faces growing pressure from Beijing in the South China Sea.
-
Protesters Rally Against US Military on Okinawa
Tens of thousands rallied Sunday on the Japanese island of Okinawa to protest against the heavy US military presence and violent crimes by American personnel that have angered residents for decades.
-
Lockheed Martin Harnesses Australian R&D for Next-Gen Radar
Lockheed Martin and Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group are partnering to develop enhancements for a next-gen radar.
-
India Explores Alternative to Italian Weaponry in Germany
After virtually freezing all defense business with Italy, the Indian Ministry of Defence has begun exploring alternatives to meet its dire weaponry requirements.
