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September 01, 2009
Indian navy chief slams Pakistan missile 'proliferation'
New Delhi (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
India's navy chief said on Monday that Pakistan's alleged modifications of US-supplied anti-ship missiles to make them capable of striking land targets showed the danger of proliferation. The New York Times reported Saturday that US officials have complained to Pakistan about modifications of the Harpoon missiles that would make them capable of hitting land targets in neighbouring India. ... read more

US says won't renegotiate Japan troop deal
Washington (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
The United States on Monday ruled out renegotiating a deal on US military bases with Japan's new left-leaning government, which has pledged a fresh look at US forces in its territory. Japan's incoming prime minister Yukio Hatoyama in the past called for the United States to remove the Futenma Marine base -- long a sore point as it lies in a crowded urban area off the southern island of ... more

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US-NATO chief urges revised Afghan war strategy
Kabul (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
The US and NATO commander in Afghanistan Monday called for a revised strategy to defeat the Taliban and reverse the "serious" situation as he submitted his review in the eight-year war. General Stanley McChrystal's review, compiled since he took up command in mid-June, has been widely anticipated under US President Barack Obama's sweeping new strategy putting Afghanistan at the heart of his ... more

Obama touts 'strong alliance' after Japan revolution
Washington (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
President Barack Obama called on Tokyo to maintain a strong alliance with Washington, while Asia-Pacific leaders sought closer ties out of the historic shift in power after Japan's general election. But there were mixed signals from Russia's politicians and analysts doubted that Yukio Hatoyama's centre-left Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) would change much in relations with Moscow, despite ... more

Missile Defense Technology Moves From Testing To Fielding
Washington DC (SPX) Sept 01, 2009
Boosted by a few strong years of testing successes, much of the United States' missile defense technology that once was questioned is now ready to be fielded. Most of the new technologies fielded will be to bolster missile defense for deployed troops. Right now, O'Reilly said, forward deployed bases are exposed to missile threats and there is a large gap in U.S. capabilities to protect the ... more

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  • Bolivia looks to China, Brazil for combat aircraft

  • Pakistan to make its own drones

  • 'Whaling' threatens global corporate data

  • Boeing To Demonstrate Ground Robotics Capabilities At US Army 'Rodeo'

  • US urges Myanmar to halt ethnic attacks

  • Troops inflict 'vast damage' in south Afghanistan: Holbrooke
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    Nuclear talks resumption delayed: conference chair
    Geneva (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
    The 65 states in the Conference on Disarmament have failed to agree on how to move ahead with full nuclear arms talks, effectively delaying them until 2010, the conference president said Monday. "Time is running out for this year's session of the CD," said ambassador Christian Strohal, who also represents Austria. "The window of opportunity to achieve a consensual approach.... is closing ... more

    Iranian people deserve better leaders: Sarkozy
    Berlin (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
    French President Nicolas Sarkozy hit out at the Iranian leadership Monday, saying Iranians deserved better after the hotly disputed re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in June. "The people of Iran deserve better than their current leaders," Sarkozy said on Monday in Berlin following talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. "I want to say how much we admire the courage of the Iran ... more

    Gates vows aid against Afghan roadside bombs
    Fort Worth, Texas (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
    US Defense Secretary Robert Gates pledged Monday more equipment and surveillance to protect troops against the roadside bombs that are claiming so many lives in Afghanistan. "We are in the process of putting significant additional surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities," Gates told reporters as he toured a Lockheed-Martin plant in Fort Worth, Texas where F-35 fighter jets are built. ... more

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  • Dalai Lama praises Taiwan democracy on trip blasted by China

  • PetroChina to invest 1.7 billion dollars in Canada

  • Investors welcome Japan's opposition landslide

  • Oil falls under 70 dlrs after China stock plunge

  • China, Russia consider currency swap deal: official

  • Attack on Saudi prince raises Yemen stakes

  • China, Latvia ink agreements to boost trade
  • Cairn India begins production at Mangala
  • Brazil oil reforms aim to help the poor
  • US considers alternative to Europe missile sites: report
  • South American leaders attack US bases plan
  • Pakistan rejects US accusation on missile modification
  • NKorean arms headed to Iran seized in UAE: diplomat
  • Japan's next PM reaches out to US, Russia

  • Turkey displays military pomp amid Kurdish reform debate
  • Iraq to fetch MiG fighter planes from Serbia
  • Indian PM denies 'fizzle' claim over 1998 nuclear tests
  • India defence drive attracts global suppliers
  • UN says 30,000 flee Myanmar amid fears of full-scale civil war
  • Turkish PM vows Kurdish reforms despite attack
  • Saudis close to Russian copter buy
  • Outside View: Strategic command posts

  • Little progress in Syrian nuclear probe: UN official
  • Pakistan blast sets NATO trucks ablaze: officials
  • Nuclear scientist says first Soviet A-bomb 'miracle': report
  • Commentary: Honor among terrorists
  • China urges US to end maritime military surveillance
  • British PM hints at troop boost on Afghan visit: reports
  • Iran has slowed uranium output: UN agency
  • LNG boom to make Australia 'Middle East of gas': analysts



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