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Report: Germany Mulling Military Training Mission In Tunisia
Germany is considering sending troops to Tunisia to help train soldiers in the fight against the Islamic State group, a newspaper report said on Sunday.
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More Austrian Troops To Deal With Migrant Inflow
Austria said Sunday it is beefing up the army at its borders to deal with the inflow of migrants, with 450 more troops from Monday and military police on standby in case of trouble.
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Thousands Surround Japan Parliament In Protest at US Base Plan
Thousands of protesters formed a human chain around Japan’s parliament Sunday in protest at the planned construction of a new US base on the southern island of Okinawa.
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North Korea Confirms New Military Chief After Reported Execution
North Korean state media on Sunday confirmed the country has a new military chief following earlier reports in Seoul that the former holder of the post had been executed.
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Contested Waters In NATO’s New Aegean Migrant Mission
In its new mission in the Aegean to help Europe tackle its worst migration crisis in 60 years, NATO is wading into one of the world’s most contested seas.
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Turkey, Ukraine Pledge ‘Strategic’ Defense Industry Cooperation
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu visited the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, Feb. 15 in efforts to bolster the regional anti-Russian bloc.
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Turkish Aselsan Partners with Saudi Enterprise
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish military electronics specialist Aselsan, has signed a partnership agreement with a Saudi enterprise to cooperate on a joint venture.
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Scalia Replacement Fight Entangles Budgeteers
The looming fight in the US Congress over a Supreme Court nominee threatens to doom the chances for a Republican budget
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Turkey Weighs MEADS as Air Defense Option
After dropping a plan to acquire a Chinese air defense system, Turkey may buy the Medium Extended Air Defense System
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Canadian Panel To Guide Major Procurements
The Canadian government has formed a new Cabinet committee to shepherd high-profile defense purchases
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Report: Germany Mulling Military Training Mission In Tunisia
Germany is considering sending troops to Tunisia to help train soldiers in the fight against the Islamic State group, a newspaper report said on Sunday.
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More Austrian Troops To Deal With Migrant Inflow
Austria said Sunday it is beefing up the army at its borders to deal with the inflow of migrants, with 450 more troops from Monday and military police on standby in case of trouble.
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Thousands Surround Japan Parliament In Protest at US Base Plan
Thousands of protesters formed a human chain around Japan’s parliament Sunday in protest at the planned construction of a new US base on the southern island of Okinawa.
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North Korea Confirms New Military Chief After Reported Execution
North Korean state media on Sunday confirmed the country has a new military chief following earlier reports in Seoul that the former holder of the post had been executed.
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Contested Waters In NATO’s New Aegean Migrant Mission
In its new mission in the Aegean to help Europe tackle its worst migration crisis in 60 years, NATO is wading into one of the world’s most contested seas.
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Turkey, Ukraine Pledge ‘Strategic’ Defense Industry Cooperation
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu visited the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, Feb. 15 in efforts to bolster the regional anti-Russian bloc.
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Turkish Aselsan Partners with Saudi Enterprise
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish military electronics specialist Aselsan, has signed a partnership agreement with a Saudi enterprise to cooperate on a joint venture.
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Scalia Replacement Fight Entangles Budgeteers
The looming fight in the US Congress over a Supreme Court nominee threatens to doom the chances for a Republican budget
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Turkey Weighs MEADS as Air Defense Option
After dropping a plan to acquire a Chinese air defense system, Turkey may buy the Medium Extended Air Defense System
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Canadian Panel To Guide Major Procurements
The Canadian government has formed a new Cabinet committee to shepherd high-profile defense purchases
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Report: Germany Mulling Military Training Mission In Tunisia
Germany is considering sending troops to Tunisia to help train soldiers in the fight against the Islamic State group, a newspaper report said on Sunday.
-
More Austrian Troops To Deal With Migrant Inflow
Austria said Sunday it is beefing up the army at its borders to deal with the inflow of migrants, with 450 more troops from Monday and military police on standby in case of trouble.
-
Thousands Surround Japan Parliament In Protest at US Base Plan
Thousands of protesters formed a human chain around Japan’s parliament Sunday in protest at the planned construction of a new US base on the southern island of Okinawa.
-
North Korea Confirms New Military Chief After Reported Execution
North Korean state media on Sunday confirmed the country has a new military chief following earlier reports in Seoul that the former holder of the post had been executed.
-
Contested Waters In NATO’s New Aegean Migrant Mission
In its new mission in the Aegean to help Europe tackle its worst migration crisis in 60 years, NATO is wading into one of the world’s most contested seas.
-
Turkey, Ukraine Pledge ‘Strategic’ Defense Industry Cooperation
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu visited the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, Feb. 15 in efforts to bolster the regional anti-Russian bloc.
-
Turkish Aselsan Partners with Saudi Enterprise
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish military electronics specialist Aselsan, has signed a partnership agreement with a Saudi enterprise to cooperate on a joint venture.
-
Scalia Replacement Fight Entangles Budgeteers
The looming fight in the US Congress over a Supreme Court nominee threatens to doom the chances for a Republican budget
-
Turkey Weighs MEADS as Air Defense Option
After dropping a plan to acquire a Chinese air defense system, Turkey may buy the Medium Extended Air Defense System
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Canadian Panel To Guide Major Procurements
The Canadian government has formed a new Cabinet committee to shepherd high-profile defense purchases
