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South Africa’s Paramount Group Poised To Collaborate With US Defense Firms
Paramount Group is no longer only a South African defense company but a global player, its founder says.
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Canadian Military Looks to Expand Arctic Footprint
The Canadian military is looking at expanding its logistics footprint in the Arctic as it sets the stage for more of a presence in the barren and isolated region.
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International Concern Mounts Over Venezuela
International concerns are mounting over the economic and political crisis in Venezuela, where the military on Saturday was holding a second day of exercises ordered by embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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Analysis: Netanyahu Upends Israeli Politics With Defense Pick
Benjamin Netanyahu has replaced his Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon with former foreign minister and political rival Avigdor Lieberman.
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Taiwan Swears In Independence-Minded President
Taiwan’s new president, Tsai Ing-wen, who won a landslide victory in January, took the oath of office.
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Bureaucratic Paralysis Hits Rafale Deal
The $8.9 billion agreement for India to buy Rafale fighters has been stalled.
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Airbus Wins Contract To Support British Helicopter Fleet
The UK arm of Airbus Helicopters will build and support its H135 and H145 platforms as part of the military flying training system program.
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New Italian Tank To Be Funded As Cash for Freccia Vehicle Slows
Sources knowledgeable of funding decisions told Defense News that the new Centauro II wheeled tank program would receive €160 million.
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Resignation Speech: Israeli Defense Minister Steps Down, For Now
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon announced Friday he was taking “time out” from public life.
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Boeing Disputes Denmark’s F-35 Evaluation
Boeing met with a Danish parliamentary committee to say that the recommendation to buy 27 F-35s to replace its aging F-16 fighter fleet was based on “incomplete and possibly flawed data.
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South Africa’s Paramount Group Poised To Collaborate With US Defense Firms
Paramount Group is no longer only a South African defense company but a global player, its founder says.
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Canadian Military Looks to Expand Arctic Footprint
The Canadian military is looking at expanding its logistics footprint in the Arctic as it sets the stage for more of a presence in the barren and isolated region.
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International Concern Mounts Over Venezuela
International concerns are mounting over the economic and political crisis in Venezuela, where the military on Saturday was holding a second day of exercises ordered by embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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Analysis: Netanyahu Upends Israeli Politics With Defense Pick
Benjamin Netanyahu has replaced his Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon with former foreign minister and political rival Avigdor Lieberman.
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Taiwan Swears In Independence-Minded President
Taiwan’s new president, Tsai Ing-wen, who won a landslide victory in January, took the oath of office.
-
Bureaucratic Paralysis Hits Rafale Deal
The $8.9 billion agreement for India to buy Rafale fighters has been stalled.
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Airbus Wins Contract To Support British Helicopter Fleet
The UK arm of Airbus Helicopters will build and support its H135 and H145 platforms as part of the military flying training system program.
-
New Italian Tank To Be Funded As Cash for Freccia Vehicle Slows
Sources knowledgeable of funding decisions told Defense News that the new Centauro II wheeled tank program would receive €160 million.
-
Resignation Speech: Israeli Defense Minister Steps Down, For Now
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon announced Friday he was taking “time out” from public life.
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Boeing Disputes Denmark’s F-35 Evaluation
Boeing met with a Danish parliamentary committee to say that the recommendation to buy 27 F-35s to replace its aging F-16 fighter fleet was based on “incomplete and possibly flawed data.
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South Africa’s Paramount Group Poised To Collaborate With US Defense Firms
Paramount Group is no longer only a South African defense company but a global player, its founder says.
-
Canadian Military Looks to Expand Arctic Footprint
The Canadian military is looking at expanding its logistics footprint in the Arctic as it sets the stage for more of a presence in the barren and isolated region.
-
International Concern Mounts Over Venezuela
International concerns are mounting over the economic and political crisis in Venezuela, where the military on Saturday was holding a second day of exercises ordered by embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
-
Analysis: Netanyahu Upends Israeli Politics With Defense Pick
Benjamin Netanyahu has replaced his Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon with former foreign minister and political rival Avigdor Lieberman.
-
Taiwan Swears In Independence-Minded President
Taiwan’s new president, Tsai Ing-wen, who won a landslide victory in January, took the oath of office.
-
Bureaucratic Paralysis Hits Rafale Deal
The $8.9 billion agreement for India to buy Rafale fighters has been stalled.
-
Airbus Wins Contract To Support British Helicopter Fleet
The UK arm of Airbus Helicopters will build and support its H135 and H145 platforms as part of the military flying training system program.
-
New Italian Tank To Be Funded As Cash for Freccia Vehicle Slows
Sources knowledgeable of funding decisions told Defense News that the new Centauro II wheeled tank program would receive €160 million.
-
Resignation Speech: Israeli Defense Minister Steps Down, For Now
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon announced Friday he was taking “time out” from public life.
-
Boeing Disputes Denmark’s F-35 Evaluation
Boeing met with a Danish parliamentary committee to say that the recommendation to buy 27 F-35s to replace its aging F-16 fighter fleet was based on “incomplete and possibly flawed data.
