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New Chinese Heliport Puts Pressure On Remote Frontier In Eastern Arunachal
A new Chinese heliport being constructed 20 km east of the Line of Actual Control may give Chinese armed forces the ability to speedily move in military resources into an under-developed, remote area along the Indo-Chinese frontier.
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Aircraft Carrying Malawi's Vice President Goes Missing
Malawi's president on Monday said he was sparing no resources in a search operation for a missing military aircraft carrying the country's vice president Saulos Chilima.
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Russia Unveils Huge Spending Hike Of Almost 70% To Battle "Hybrid War"
Russia said Thursday that it plans to raise defence spending by almost 70 percent next year, funneling massive resources into its Ukraine offensive to fight what it calls a "hybrid war" unleashed by the West.
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Ukraine's Military Resources Are "Almost Exhausted", Claims Russia
Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu said Tuesday that Ukraine's military resources were "almost exhausted", as Kyiv wages a gruelling counter offensive to recapture lost territory.
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Pro-Russia Donbas Deploys Poorly Trained, Ill-Equipped Conscripts, Say Sources
The new accounts of untrained and ill-equipped conscripts being deployed are a fresh indication of how stretched the military resources at the Kremlin's disposal are, over a month into a war that has seen Moscow's forces hobbled by logistical problem
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Single Bomber Carried Out Kabul Airport Attack Last Year: US Military
The US military said on Friday that a single Islamic State bomber killed 13 US troops and at least 170 Afghans at Kabul airport last August, not the complex attack originally suspected, and that it could not have been prevented with the resources on
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Shots Near Burkina Faso President's Home Amid Mutiny Against Government
Shots were heard late Sunday near the home of Burkina Faso's president after soldiers staged mutinies at several barracks to demand the sacking of the country's military top brass and more resources for the battle against Islamist insurgents.
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Britain Says It Will Escort All UK Vessels Through Hormuz Strait
A British warship will accompany British-flagged vessels through the Strait of Hormuz to defend freedom of navigation, a change in policy after the government previously said it did not have the military resources to do so.
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Defence Budget Remains Unchanged At Rs 3.18 Lakh Crore
The defence budget remained unchanged at Rs 3.18 lakh crore, the amount set aside in the interim budget in February, notwithstanding expectations of steep hike in resources to modernise the armed forces and procure critical military platforms.
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In Radical Restructuring Plan, Army Brigadiers, Major Generals To Have Same Rank, Pay
Within two years, the ranks of Brigadier and Major General in the Indian Army could be merged, a move that is part of the most comprehensive plan ever to re-organise the force. The plans would, however, need to be approved by the Defence Ministry before they can be implemented on the ground.
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Strengthen Military, Look For New Allies To Tackle Pakistan, China: Army Chief Bipin Rawat
The armed forces are not getting their due share of resources, Army chief General Bipin Rawat said on Thursday, pitching for increased defence spending to enhance India's strategic clout.
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10-Point Guide To The South China Sea Dispute
An arbitration court in The Hague, Netherlands, said today that China has "no historic title" over the waters of South China Sea. The ruling came on the Philippines' challenge to China's right to exploit resources in large portions of the South China Sea.
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Big Verdict Today On South China Sea, Beijing Talks Of Military Reaction
An arbitration court in The Hague will rule on Tuesday in a dispute about the South China Sea in which the Philippines is challenging China's right to exploit resources across vast swathes of the strategic territory.
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Barack Obama: Climate Change an Economic, Security Imperative
US President Barack Obama said today the world needs an enduring framework for addressing climate change and that he would seek an agreement that would boost economies as well as help the planet's environment.
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Ukraine says no let-up in 'anti-terrorist' operation
Ukraine is pressing on with its operation against pro-Russian rebels in the east and has ample military resources to keep up the offensive round the clock, the interior minister said on Friday.
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New Chinese Heliport Puts Pressure On Remote Frontier In Eastern Arunachal
A new Chinese heliport being constructed 20 km east of the Line of Actual Control may give Chinese armed forces the ability to speedily move in military resources into an under-developed, remote area along the Indo-Chinese frontier.
-
Aircraft Carrying Malawi's Vice President Goes Missing
Malawi's president on Monday said he was sparing no resources in a search operation for a missing military aircraft carrying the country's vice president Saulos Chilima.
-
Russia Unveils Huge Spending Hike Of Almost 70% To Battle "Hybrid War"
Russia said Thursday that it plans to raise defence spending by almost 70 percent next year, funneling massive resources into its Ukraine offensive to fight what it calls a "hybrid war" unleashed by the West.
-
Ukraine's Military Resources Are "Almost Exhausted", Claims Russia
Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu said Tuesday that Ukraine's military resources were "almost exhausted", as Kyiv wages a gruelling counter offensive to recapture lost territory.
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Pro-Russia Donbas Deploys Poorly Trained, Ill-Equipped Conscripts, Say Sources
The new accounts of untrained and ill-equipped conscripts being deployed are a fresh indication of how stretched the military resources at the Kremlin's disposal are, over a month into a war that has seen Moscow's forces hobbled by logistical problem
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Single Bomber Carried Out Kabul Airport Attack Last Year: US Military
The US military said on Friday that a single Islamic State bomber killed 13 US troops and at least 170 Afghans at Kabul airport last August, not the complex attack originally suspected, and that it could not have been prevented with the resources on
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Shots Near Burkina Faso President's Home Amid Mutiny Against Government
Shots were heard late Sunday near the home of Burkina Faso's president after soldiers staged mutinies at several barracks to demand the sacking of the country's military top brass and more resources for the battle against Islamist insurgents.
-
Britain Says It Will Escort All UK Vessels Through Hormuz Strait
A British warship will accompany British-flagged vessels through the Strait of Hormuz to defend freedom of navigation, a change in policy after the government previously said it did not have the military resources to do so.
-
Defence Budget Remains Unchanged At Rs 3.18 Lakh Crore
The defence budget remained unchanged at Rs 3.18 lakh crore, the amount set aside in the interim budget in February, notwithstanding expectations of steep hike in resources to modernise the armed forces and procure critical military platforms.
-
In Radical Restructuring Plan, Army Brigadiers, Major Generals To Have Same Rank, Pay
Within two years, the ranks of Brigadier and Major General in the Indian Army could be merged, a move that is part of the most comprehensive plan ever to re-organise the force. The plans would, however, need to be approved by the Defence Ministry before they can be implemented on the ground.
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Strengthen Military, Look For New Allies To Tackle Pakistan, China: Army Chief Bipin Rawat
The armed forces are not getting their due share of resources, Army chief General Bipin Rawat said on Thursday, pitching for increased defence spending to enhance India's strategic clout.
-
10-Point Guide To The South China Sea Dispute
An arbitration court in The Hague, Netherlands, said today that China has "no historic title" over the waters of South China Sea. The ruling came on the Philippines' challenge to China's right to exploit resources in large portions of the South China Sea.
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Big Verdict Today On South China Sea, Beijing Talks Of Military Reaction
An arbitration court in The Hague will rule on Tuesday in a dispute about the South China Sea in which the Philippines is challenging China's right to exploit resources across vast swathes of the strategic territory.
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Barack Obama: Climate Change an Economic, Security Imperative
US President Barack Obama said today the world needs an enduring framework for addressing climate change and that he would seek an agreement that would boost economies as well as help the planet's environment.
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Ukraine says no let-up in 'anti-terrorist' operation
Ukraine is pressing on with its operation against pro-Russian rebels in the east and has ample military resources to keep up the offensive round the clock, the interior minister said on Friday.
