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Trump Administration Tells Pentagon To Slash Budget
The Trump administration has ordered senior US military leaders to plan for expansive cuts that could slash the defense budget by eight percent annually, or some $290 billion within the next five years, US media reported Wednesday.
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"Inhuman": Opposition's Shackles-And-Chain Protest Of US' Deportation Flights
Opposition MPs targeted the government Thursday over the US' deportation of 104 illegal Indian immigrants, demanding a discussion in Parliament over their "inhuman" treatment, which included shackling arms and legs while on a military aircraft.
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US Senate Approves $12 Billion In New Aid For Ukraine Amid War
The US Senate approved $12 billion in new economic and military aid for Ukraine Thursday as part of a stopgap extension of the federal budget into December.
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China Generals Seek Budget Alluding To Clashes With India
China must boost military spending to prepare for a possible confrontation with the US, top generals said, in an unusual acknowledgement of the risk of a clash between the world's two largest economies.
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China Hikes Defence Budget To USD 209 Billion, Over 3 Times That Of India
China on Friday hiked its defence budget for the first time to more than USD 200 billion, over three times higher than that of India, maintaining a single-digit growth for the sixth consecutive year with a 6.8 per cent increase in 2021.
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China Military Budget To Grow 6.8% In 2021
China's military budget -- the second largest in the world after the US -- is set to increase by 6.8 per cent in 2021, the finance ministry announced Friday.
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US House Democrats Subpoena Pentagon Documents In Impeachment Inquiry
Congressional Democrats slapped subpoenas Monday on the Pentagon and White House budget office as part of their advancing impeachment probe, demanding documents tied to President Donald Trump's withholding of military aid to Ukraine.
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China Defends Its Defence Budget Bump, Three Times That Of India's
China, the world's second largest military spender after the US, defended its massive allocation on security on Monday and hinted at raising it further this year, saying the country did not pose any "threat" to others.
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Donald Trump Reaches Out To Pentagon Over Border Wall Funding
US President Donald Trump talked with his defense secretary on Thursday to discuss how the military budget might fund the construction of a wall on the Mexican frontier.
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White House Releases 2019 Budget Proposal With Border Wall, Military High On Agenda
President Donald Trump released his second budget on Monday, seeking to bolster military spending and requesting funds for infrastructure, construction of a wall along the border with Mexico and opioid treatment programs.
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In $4 Trillion Budget Plan, Trump Proposes $336 Million Aid to Pakistan
US President Donald Trump today unveiled a USD 4 trillion annual budget for the fiscal 2019 beginning October 1, proposing USD 256 million in civilian assistance and USD 80 million in military aid to Pakistan.
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US Shutdown "Nice Present" Of Democrats On First Anniversary, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said opposition Democrats were more concerned with "illegal immigrants" than the military or the country's border security after lawmakers failed to agree a stop-gap spending deal.
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Donald Trump Signs US Military Defense Bill Worth Nearly $700 Billion
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a massive defense policy bill that he said would help America bolster its military might and modernise the services.
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US President Donald Trump Praises Canadian PM Justin Trudeau For Raising Military Budget
Following Canada's recent decision to increase the defence budget by 70 percent over the next decision, US President Donald Trump complimented Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and hailed the strong alliance between the two nations.
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US Pentagon Chief 'Shocked' By US Military Readiness, Warns On North Korea
On Monday the US pentagon chief Jim Mattis communicated his disappointment with the state of the US military's readiness, blaming legal budget caps and the grind of 16 years of constant year.
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Trump Administration Tells Pentagon To Slash Budget
The Trump administration has ordered senior US military leaders to plan for expansive cuts that could slash the defense budget by eight percent annually, or some $290 billion within the next five years, US media reported Wednesday.
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"Inhuman": Opposition's Shackles-And-Chain Protest Of US' Deportation Flights
Opposition MPs targeted the government Thursday over the US' deportation of 104 illegal Indian immigrants, demanding a discussion in Parliament over their "inhuman" treatment, which included shackling arms and legs while on a military aircraft.
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US Senate Approves $12 Billion In New Aid For Ukraine Amid War
The US Senate approved $12 billion in new economic and military aid for Ukraine Thursday as part of a stopgap extension of the federal budget into December.
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China Generals Seek Budget Alluding To Clashes With India
China must boost military spending to prepare for a possible confrontation with the US, top generals said, in an unusual acknowledgement of the risk of a clash between the world's two largest economies.
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China Hikes Defence Budget To USD 209 Billion, Over 3 Times That Of India
China on Friday hiked its defence budget for the first time to more than USD 200 billion, over three times higher than that of India, maintaining a single-digit growth for the sixth consecutive year with a 6.8 per cent increase in 2021.
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China Military Budget To Grow 6.8% In 2021
China's military budget -- the second largest in the world after the US -- is set to increase by 6.8 per cent in 2021, the finance ministry announced Friday.
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US House Democrats Subpoena Pentagon Documents In Impeachment Inquiry
Congressional Democrats slapped subpoenas Monday on the Pentagon and White House budget office as part of their advancing impeachment probe, demanding documents tied to President Donald Trump's withholding of military aid to Ukraine.
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China Defends Its Defence Budget Bump, Three Times That Of India's
China, the world's second largest military spender after the US, defended its massive allocation on security on Monday and hinted at raising it further this year, saying the country did not pose any "threat" to others.
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Donald Trump Reaches Out To Pentagon Over Border Wall Funding
US President Donald Trump talked with his defense secretary on Thursday to discuss how the military budget might fund the construction of a wall on the Mexican frontier.
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White House Releases 2019 Budget Proposal With Border Wall, Military High On Agenda
President Donald Trump released his second budget on Monday, seeking to bolster military spending and requesting funds for infrastructure, construction of a wall along the border with Mexico and opioid treatment programs.
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In $4 Trillion Budget Plan, Trump Proposes $336 Million Aid to Pakistan
US President Donald Trump today unveiled a USD 4 trillion annual budget for the fiscal 2019 beginning October 1, proposing USD 256 million in civilian assistance and USD 80 million in military aid to Pakistan.
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US Shutdown "Nice Present" Of Democrats On First Anniversary, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said opposition Democrats were more concerned with "illegal immigrants" than the military or the country's border security after lawmakers failed to agree a stop-gap spending deal.
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Donald Trump Signs US Military Defense Bill Worth Nearly $700 Billion
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a massive defense policy bill that he said would help America bolster its military might and modernise the services.
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US President Donald Trump Praises Canadian PM Justin Trudeau For Raising Military Budget
Following Canada's recent decision to increase the defence budget by 70 percent over the next decision, US President Donald Trump complimented Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and hailed the strong alliance between the two nations.
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US Pentagon Chief 'Shocked' By US Military Readiness, Warns On North Korea
On Monday the US pentagon chief Jim Mattis communicated his disappointment with the state of the US military's readiness, blaming legal budget caps and the grind of 16 years of constant year.
