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With New Policy, India Hopes to Attract Foreign Defense Investments
The Union Government radically liberalized the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regime today, with the objective of providing a major boost to employment and job creation in India.
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US Senators Press EU to Renew Russian Sanctions
As European leaders met Monday, six key US senators wrote to pin a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk Monday pressed the European Council to continue sanctions on Russia to force Moscow to adhere to the Minsk ceasefire deal
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Likely Sanctions Renewal on Russia Welcomed by US Allies
The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.
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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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Moscow Denies Strikes on US-Backed Rebels in Syria
Russia’s defence ministry on Sunday denied bombing US-backed rebels in southern Syria earlier this week.
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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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USAF: Degraded Radio Signals, Nosewheel Issues, Caused Two Drone Crashes
Degraded radio signals and a malfunctioning nosewheel caused the crash of two remotely piloted aircraft in separate events last year, Air Force investigations boards found.
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Fix For A400M’s Cracked Propeller Gearbox Awaits Approval
The European authorities are due to certify a modified Avio propeller gearbox in September, an interim solution required after a crack was found on the present equipment on the Airbus A400M airlifter.
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Danish F-35 Promises Leave Local Companies Wary
While the Danish government has vowed to work closely with the country’s defense industry to gain the maximum spin-off contract value, some company officials worry about their prospects to win work.
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With New Policy, India Hopes to Attract Foreign Defense Investments
The Union Government radically liberalized the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regime today, with the objective of providing a major boost to employment and job creation in India.
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US Senators Press EU to Renew Russian Sanctions
As European leaders met Monday, six key US senators wrote to pin a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk Monday pressed the European Council to continue sanctions on Russia to force Moscow to adhere to the Minsk ceasefire deal
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Likely Sanctions Renewal on Russia Welcomed by US Allies
The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.
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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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Moscow Denies Strikes on US-Backed Rebels in Syria
Russia’s defence ministry on Sunday denied bombing US-backed rebels in southern Syria earlier this week.
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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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USAF: Degraded Radio Signals, Nosewheel Issues, Caused Two Drone Crashes
Degraded radio signals and a malfunctioning nosewheel caused the crash of two remotely piloted aircraft in separate events last year, Air Force investigations boards found.
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Fix For A400M’s Cracked Propeller Gearbox Awaits Approval
The European authorities are due to certify a modified Avio propeller gearbox in September, an interim solution required after a crack was found on the present equipment on the Airbus A400M airlifter.
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Danish F-35 Promises Leave Local Companies Wary
While the Danish government has vowed to work closely with the country’s defense industry to gain the maximum spin-off contract value, some company officials worry about their prospects to win work.
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With New Policy, India Hopes to Attract Foreign Defense Investments
The Union Government radically liberalized the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regime today, with the objective of providing a major boost to employment and job creation in India.
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US Senators Press EU to Renew Russian Sanctions
As European leaders met Monday, six key US senators wrote to pin a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk Monday pressed the European Council to continue sanctions on Russia to force Moscow to adhere to the Minsk ceasefire deal
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Likely Sanctions Renewal on Russia Welcomed by US Allies
The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.
-
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.
-
Moscow Denies Strikes on US-Backed Rebels in Syria
Russia’s defence ministry on Sunday denied bombing US-backed rebels in southern Syria earlier this week.
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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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USAF: Degraded Radio Signals, Nosewheel Issues, Caused Two Drone Crashes
Degraded radio signals and a malfunctioning nosewheel caused the crash of two remotely piloted aircraft in separate events last year, Air Force investigations boards found.
-
Fix For A400M’s Cracked Propeller Gearbox Awaits Approval
The European authorities are due to certify a modified Avio propeller gearbox in September, an interim solution required after a crack was found on the present equipment on the Airbus A400M airlifter.
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Danish F-35 Promises Leave Local Companies Wary
While the Danish government has vowed to work closely with the country’s defense industry to gain the maximum spin-off contract value, some company officials worry about their prospects to win work.
