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U.S. dominates Middle East arms marketDubai, United Arab Emirates (UPI) Dec 28, 2010 The United States-dominated defense sales in the Persian Gulf in 2005-09 and delivered 54 percent of the Middle East's military hardware, including advanced systems that had been denied Arab states because of Israeli objections, analysts say. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, which monitors global arms sales, said in a recent study that the United Arab Emirates was the largest market for conventional arms in that time frame. SIPRI reported that U.S. defense companies ... read more |
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 N.Korean troops' new uniform alarms S.Korea Some North Korean troops stationed along the border have donned a camouflage uniform similar to that worn by South Koreans, apparently to practise intrusion drills, a defence ministry official said Tuesday. ... more | .. |
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 Albanian PM cited as key arms dealer during Kosovo war The influential Serbian daily Politika on Monday cited legal documents identifying Prime Minister Sali Berisha of Albania as one of the key arms traffickers during the 1998-99 war in Kosovo. ... more |
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 Istanbul talks can resolve nuclear row: Iran A senior Iranian official said in Damascus on Monday that next month's talks in Istanbul between world powers and Tehran could resolve their dispute over Iran's nuclear programme. ... more | .. |
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 Israel still eyeing free F-35s Despite rebuffing U.S. calls for a partial settlement freeze on the occupied Palestinian territories, Israel is still hoping to acquire another 20 U.S.-built F-35 fighter jets free of charge. ... more | .. |
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  China in 2010: economic power, but more diplomatic isolation China solidified its financial might in 2010, becoming the world's second-largest economy, but it was often inflexible and isolated on the political stage - an intransigence typified by the Nobel peace prize drama. ... more | .. |
  Progress slow but steady in Afghan flashpoint: US Marines US Marines fire mortars over the walls of their newest base in southern Afghanistan to defend ground freshly captured from the Taliban - a sign of progress, they say, after years of stalemate. ... more | .. |
S.Korea says N.Korea nuclear talks should be revived South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak called Wednesday for new international talks with North Korea on shutting down its nuclear programme, apparently softening his stance towards the negotiations. ... more | .. |
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Philippines denounces rebel 'extortion' ahead of talks Philippine President Benigno Aquino's government on Tuesday denounced communist rebel extortion of businesses, which his spokeswoman said could scare away investments and jobs. ... more | .. |
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NATO trucks attacked in Pakistan, driver killed Taliban militants in northwest Pakistan attacked two NATO supply trucks early Wednesday, killing a driver and wounding two other people, officials said. ... more |
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