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North Korea, Russia Defence Treaty Comes Into Force
A landmark defence pact between North Korea and Russia, signed by its leaders in June, has gone into effect after the two sides exchanged ratification documents, North Korea's official KCNA news agency said Thursday.
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Will Donald Trump Renegotiate The AUKUS Treaty Or Walk Away?
What will Donald Trump's return to the White House mean for the future of Australian defence policy - especially the AUKUS agreement?
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Putin Signs Into Law Mutual Defence Treaty With North Korea
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a treaty on the country's strategic partnership with North Korea which includes a mutual defence provision, according to a decree published on Saturday.
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"Illegal Cooperation": South Korea Slams Russia-North Korea Defence Treaty
South Korea urged Russia to stop its "illegal cooperation" with North Korea and voiced "grave concern" on Friday as Moscow moved to ratify its defence treaty with Pyongyang.
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Explained: What Is NATO, How Many Countries Are Part Of It
Born at the start of the Cold War, NATO -- the North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- is the world's biggest collective defence grouping with 32 members in Europe and North America.
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As US Hosts Defence Treaty Partners, Russia, China Reaffirm Deepening Ties
China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met in Beijing on Tuesday to discuss the continuity of bilateral relations and reaffirm the ties between the two countries.
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"... 2 Nations Working Together": Australian Prime Minister On Japan Deal
Japan and Australia on Thursday signed a "landmark" treaty to strengthen defence ties, saying the accord would contribute to regional stability, as China expands its military and economic clout.
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Donald Trump Says "Unfair" Defence Treaty With Japan Needs To Be Changed
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said he had told Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that a decades-old security treaty between their countries must be changed, reiterating his criticism of the pact as unfair.
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Ex-US Defence Chief Who Strove To Contain Nuclear Weapons Dies At 91
Harold Brown, an advocate of nuclear arms control who as President Jimmy Carter's defense secretary tried but failed to win US Senate approval of a key treaty with the Soviet Union, has died at age 91, the think tank where he worked said.
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India To Make Airspace Over Its Major Cities 'Virtually Impregnable'
India is working on a mega defence project to make the airspace over almost all its major cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, virtually impregnable, sources in the military establishment said.
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On First Anniversary Of Gulf Dispute, Qatar Says It Wants To Join NATO
Qatar's defence minister said on Tuesday that his country's long-term strategic "ambition" is to join the Western military defence alliance NATO.
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Russia Accuses US Of Breaking Treaty Over Defence System Sale To Japan
Russia's deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov on Saturday accused the United States of violating a key arms treaty by selling a missile defence system to Japan.
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UN Climate Talks Deflated But Not Derailed Following US Pullout
Negotiations to bolster the climate-saving Paris Agreement, crafted over two decades, closed in Bonn Saturday, deflated but not derailed by Donald Trump's rejection of the treaty and defence of fossil fuels.
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Ready To Maintain Peace At Frontiers With India, Says China
China on Monday expressed readiness to jointly maintain peace along the border areas with India and said Nathu La, the frontier post visited by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, was the "best witness" to the UK-China treaty of 1890.
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China Asks India To Abide By 'Historic' Border Treaty, 'Face The Facts'
Referring to the 1890 UK-China treaty, China today claimed it demarcated the Sikkim sector of the Sino-Indian border as it urged New Delhi to abide by its provisions, a day after Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman made her maiden visit to the Nathu La post.
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North Korea, Russia Defence Treaty Comes Into Force
A landmark defence pact between North Korea and Russia, signed by its leaders in June, has gone into effect after the two sides exchanged ratification documents, North Korea's official KCNA news agency said Thursday.
-
Will Donald Trump Renegotiate The AUKUS Treaty Or Walk Away?
What will Donald Trump's return to the White House mean for the future of Australian defence policy - especially the AUKUS agreement?
-
Putin Signs Into Law Mutual Defence Treaty With North Korea
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a treaty on the country's strategic partnership with North Korea which includes a mutual defence provision, according to a decree published on Saturday.
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"Illegal Cooperation": South Korea Slams Russia-North Korea Defence Treaty
South Korea urged Russia to stop its "illegal cooperation" with North Korea and voiced "grave concern" on Friday as Moscow moved to ratify its defence treaty with Pyongyang.
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Explained: What Is NATO, How Many Countries Are Part Of It
Born at the start of the Cold War, NATO -- the North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- is the world's biggest collective defence grouping with 32 members in Europe and North America.
-
As US Hosts Defence Treaty Partners, Russia, China Reaffirm Deepening Ties
China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met in Beijing on Tuesday to discuss the continuity of bilateral relations and reaffirm the ties between the two countries.
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"... 2 Nations Working Together": Australian Prime Minister On Japan Deal
Japan and Australia on Thursday signed a "landmark" treaty to strengthen defence ties, saying the accord would contribute to regional stability, as China expands its military and economic clout.
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Donald Trump Says "Unfair" Defence Treaty With Japan Needs To Be Changed
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said he had told Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that a decades-old security treaty between their countries must be changed, reiterating his criticism of the pact as unfair.
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Ex-US Defence Chief Who Strove To Contain Nuclear Weapons Dies At 91
Harold Brown, an advocate of nuclear arms control who as President Jimmy Carter's defense secretary tried but failed to win US Senate approval of a key treaty with the Soviet Union, has died at age 91, the think tank where he worked said.
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India To Make Airspace Over Its Major Cities 'Virtually Impregnable'
India is working on a mega defence project to make the airspace over almost all its major cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, virtually impregnable, sources in the military establishment said.
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On First Anniversary Of Gulf Dispute, Qatar Says It Wants To Join NATO
Qatar's defence minister said on Tuesday that his country's long-term strategic "ambition" is to join the Western military defence alliance NATO.
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Russia Accuses US Of Breaking Treaty Over Defence System Sale To Japan
Russia's deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov on Saturday accused the United States of violating a key arms treaty by selling a missile defence system to Japan.
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UN Climate Talks Deflated But Not Derailed Following US Pullout
Negotiations to bolster the climate-saving Paris Agreement, crafted over two decades, closed in Bonn Saturday, deflated but not derailed by Donald Trump's rejection of the treaty and defence of fossil fuels.
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Ready To Maintain Peace At Frontiers With India, Says China
China on Monday expressed readiness to jointly maintain peace along the border areas with India and said Nathu La, the frontier post visited by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, was the "best witness" to the UK-China treaty of 1890.
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China Asks India To Abide By 'Historic' Border Treaty, 'Face The Facts'
Referring to the 1890 UK-China treaty, China today claimed it demarcated the Sikkim sector of the Sino-Indian border as it urged New Delhi to abide by its provisions, a day after Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman made her maiden visit to the Nathu La post.
