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September 11, 2009
Royal Navy's Most Advanced Attack Sub Prepares For Sea Trials
Barrow-in-Furness, UK (SPX) Sep 11, 2009
The largest, most powerful and stealthiest nuclear attack submarine ever built for the Royal Navy is preparing to leave the BAE Systems shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness for sea trials. BAE Systems is responsible for the design, build and initial in-service support for the Astute submarine class currently under construction at the company's shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness. The first of class HMS ... read more

Iran offers plan to scrap nuclear weapons worldwide: media
Washington (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
Iran is proposing to set up an international system to scrap and prohibit nuclear weapons worldwide, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's senior adviser said in an interview published Thursday. Mojtaba Samareh Hashemi told The Washington Post that the Iranian package of proposals submitted Wednesday to the United States and other powers calls for the elimination of existing weapons and measures ... more

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US to host UN summit on nuclear proliferation
Washington (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
The United States on September 24 will host a summit of UN Security Council member states on nuclear non-proliferation, the White House confirmed on Thursday. President Barack Obama is to chair the meeting, which will be held alongside the UN General Assembly at UN headquarters in New York. It will be the first time a US president leads such a summit and just the fifth in UN history that ... more

US Navy Awards Raytheon Contract For Standard Missile-6
Tucson AZ (SPX) Sep 11, 2009
Raytheon won the first of several planned low rate initial production (LRIP) contracts to build Standard Missile-6 systems for the U.S. Navy. The $93 million contract includes the production of missiles and delivery of spare parts and missile containers. Delivery will begin in early 2011. "Standard Missile-6 has been on budget and on schedule since the program started in 2004," said ... more

Outside View: From London to Kabul
London (UPI) Sep 10, 2009
Last Friday, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivered a major address on Afghanistan here in London. The speech was to mark a major change in British policy meant to refocus British efforts in this war and bring more resources across government to bear. The media did not favorably review the speech in part because it lacked passion and offered no new or persuasive arguments to convince ... more

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  • IAI-Made Heron UAV To Be Operated By RAAF In Afghanistan

  • NIST creates new trace explosives standard

  • Israel eyeing Africa arms exports

  • US dampens hopes that Iran offer will revive nuclear talks

  • Rival bidders pull out all stops for Brazil fighter jet deal

  • Top Obama ally warns of lack of Afghan war support
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    US lawmakers vow tough action on Iran
    Washington (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
    Top US lawmakers vowed tough action on Iran Thursday as tensions mounted ahead of a late September deadline for negotiations and amid speculation Israel may launch a preemptive strike. "The clock is ticking and in fact, it has almost run out," Democratic Representative Howard Berman told Jewish leaders in comments intended to allay concerns that President Barack Obama's administration is not ... more

    Russia 'not selling Iran offensive weapons': Lavrov
    Moscow (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
    Russia will not sell Iran any "offensive weapons," Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday, amid reports that Russia has been supplying sophisticated weaponry to the Islamic republic. "We are not selling any offensive weapons to Iran," Lavrov told a gathering in Moscow. "With Iran, we have not done anything that contradicts our international undertakings." Lavrov on Tuesday ... more

    Al-Qaeda behind most attacks in Iraq since June: US
    Washington (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
    Al-Qaeda has staged the majority of violent attacks in Iraq since the end of June, when US troops withdrew from the country's cities, a top US officer said on Thursday. "In the period that we're looking at right now, post-30 June, I consider most of the attacks, the high-profile attacks that you are seeing and that are getting the publicity, are Al-Qaeda attacks," General Charles Jacoby, the ... more

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  • China cool on idea of 'G2' with US, says Beijing envoy

  • Defense summit looks at effects of crisis

  • Iran nuclear proposals something to chew over: Russia

  • No Obama reception invite for Ahmadinejad

  • Brazil reports huge deepwater oil field

  • PNNL Awarded Funding For Marine, River Power Studies

  • Making Geothermal More Productive
  • Greenlighting A Greener World
  • Electrical Circuit Runs Entirely Off Power In Trees
  • Oil squabble could re-ignite Sudan war
  • European firms seeking level playing field in China: official
  • China to maintain stimulus push: Wen
  • Strengthening Canada - US Space Collaboration
  • Turkey To Launch First Domestic Earth Observation Satellite

  • NASA Takes You On A New Tour Of The Cryosphere
  • Google developing payment platform for newspapers: Nieman
  • U.A.E plane released from India
  • WTO ruling might hurt EADS tanker bid
  • US will not 'prejudge' leadership in Japan: Pentagon
  • NATO chief defends 'progress' as Afghan criticism mounts
  • Marines' plea for help under investigation: US
  • Raytheon Unveils SPY-5

  • Obama more 'realist' on Iran nuclear file: army chief
  • Majority of Britons oppose Afghan conflict: poll
  • Venezuela eyes Belarus weapons systems
  • Frenchman makes history at NATO supreme command
  • US voices bomb fears as Iran submits nuclear proposals
  • Six powers to hold conference call Wednesday on Iran
  • Gulf states grapple with jihadist threat
  • China's Wen praises new Japan govt



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