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August 11, 2009
Boeing, US woo Brazil with technology for defense deal
Sao Paulo (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
US aerospace giant Boeing is proposing to transfer 1.5 billion dollars in fighter jet technology to Brazil in a bid to score a contract for 36 combat aircraft, a top company executive said Monday. The offer appear to be an attempt to blunt competing bids from France's Dassault, which is putting forward its advanced Rafale fighter, and Sweden's Saab, which is proposing its yet-to-be-built ... read more

Chavez warns of 'war' over Colombia-US deal
Quito (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
Leftist leaders from Venezuela and Ecuador thundered against a US military presence in Latin America on Monday, warning the "winds of war" were blowing across the increasingly polarized continent. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez led the charge, attacking Colombia's decision to host American forces at seven of its bases, a move also condemned by Chavez's Ecuadoran counterpart and ally Rafael ... more

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Commentary: Al-Qaida's navy?
Washington (UPI) Aug 10, 2009
Hollywood's glamorization of the Barbary Pirates over the years blurred the horror of a seaborne plague. Between 1530 and 1789, some 1.5 million European Christians and Jews, and American sailors and travelers, were kidnapped and enslaved in Islamic North Africa. Thomas Jefferson, the second U.S. ambassador to France, was shocked by what he heard when he went with John Adams, first ... more

Global Hawk UAV Clocks Up 25000 Combat Hours
San Diego CA (SPX) Aug 11, 2009
Northrop Grumman's RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned aircraft system (UAS) recently reached a major milestone - 25,000 combat hours - during an operational sortie July 8-9 from a deployed location. "This is a significant program achievement, accounting for more than 76 percent of the aircraft's 32,500 cumulative flight hours for the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy," said George Guerra, Northrop ... more

NKorea says it was punished unfairly for rocket launch
Seoul (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
North Korea insisted Monday it was unfairly punished for its long-range rocket launch in April, noting that South Korea also plans a blast-off this month. The foreign ministry said it would watch closely to see whether world powers would also refer the South's launch to the United Nations Security Council. "Their reaction and attitude towards South Korea's satellite launch will once ... more

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  • Boeing To Demonstrate Unmanned Cargo Aircraft For US Marines

  • Northrop Grumman Awarded Airborne Sensor Demonstration Contract

  • Turkey, Bosnia ink arms production deal

  • UAV Bat Demonstrates Communications Relay Payload During Multiple Flights

  • Pakistan holds up start of UN nuclear disarmament talks

  • Polish soldier missing, five Afghans killed in attack
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    Russia to bolster law on using military abroad: Kremlin
    Moscow (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
    Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Monday introduced a bill to parliament that would strengthen an existing law on the use of the Russian armed forces against enemies abroad, the Kremlin said. Medvedev said that the change was linked to last year's war with Georgia, after which Moscow declared the rebel Georgian region of South Ossetia to be an independent state. The Kremlin said in a ... more

    South Korea gets impatient over detainees
    Seoul (UPI) Aug 10, 2009
    South Koreans are getting impatient with their government's lack of success in getting North Korea to release their detained nationals after U.S. reporters were freed. Emotions are rising because communist North Korea remains silent over the fate of South Koreans while making a media show of pardoning the Americans. South Korea's government has nothing but words of patience and ... more

    US commander says Taliban gaining upper hand: report
    Washington (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
    The top US military commander in Afghanistan says the Taliban have gained the upper hand in the country, forcing the United States to change its strategy by increasing the number of troops in heavily populated areas, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday. General Stanley McChrystal told the newspaper in an interview the militant group was moving beyond its traditional strongholds in south ... more

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  • Mehsud 'killing' shows closer Pakistan-US cooperation

  • Cyber attacks continue at Twitter, Facebook, LiveJournal

  • BAE Systems Provides Target Location System To US Army

  • Ashraf: Expats want Berlin on their side

  • China installs nearly 3 million security cameras in six years: police

  • China frees 1,200 after Tibet unrest, holds 700 over Xinjiang

  • EPEAT green electronics registry goes international
  • Taiwan, China to start regular flights at end of August
  • Drugs gangs, flu dominate North American summit
  • China property prices pick up further in July: govt
  • Canada, China to strengthen economic ties
  • China secrets official recycled Rio report's 'facts'
  • State Of Nevada Plans To Map Broadband Coverage With GIS Technology
  • Space Technology Helps Find Space And Reduce Pollution And Save Money

  • IIT Kanpur Develops Nanosatellite To Be Launched By ISRO
  • US strike on Iran 'feasible and credible': retired general
  • US Air Force sets up new command for nuclear forces
  • South Korea dithers over Apaches
  • Security forces deploy for Mexico summit amid drug attacks
  • Race begins next week for 12 bln-dlr India warjet deal
  • Putin says Russian military spending to rise: report
  • Pro-China, Uighur activists row over Australia film festival

  • Nagasaki calls on leaders to visit atomic bomb site
  • NATO soldier killed in Afghanistan: military
  • Mehsud killing seen as major blow to Taliban: analysts
  • Malaysia considers China-style Internet censor
  • Kim Jong-Il opens line to Washington: analysts
  • Israel says tanks to get new anti-missile system
  • Georgian blogger blames Russia for massive cyber assault
  • Commentary: Doomsday pro and con



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