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New Chinese Missile Could Hit Australia, NZ
Washington (UPI) Oct 25, 2005
The Pentagon's latest assessment of China's military power said Beijing would deploy a new mobile nuclear missile, the DF-31, in 2005-2006 and the new missile was capable of hitting Australia in an arc from Brisbane to Perth, the Herald Sun newspaper reported Sunday.

U.S. Army Activates New Missile Defense Command
Washington (UPI) Oct 25, 2005
The 94th Air and Missile Defense Command unfurled its colors during a ceremony Oct 14, on Fort Shafter, Hawaii, the Army News Service reported Tuesday. The new command is the Asia-Pacific Theater's first line of defense officials said.

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China Says Timing Of Next Round Of NKorea Talks Not Decided Yet
Beijing (AFP) Oct 25, 2005
China said Tuesday the exact timing of the next round of six-nation talks on North Korea's nuclear program had still not been decided, but it should be in November.

U.S. Works With China On Nuke Security
Beijing (UPI) Oct 25, 2005
Linton Brooks, administrator of the Department of Energy's nuclear security watchdog told reporters Tuesday about a groundbreaking project in Sino-U.S. cooperation.

China Calls On US To Stop Punishing Companies Accused On Proliferation
Beijing (AFP) Oct 25, 2005
Just weeks before an expected visit by US President George W. Bush, China Tuesday urged the United States to stop punishing Chinese companies it suspects of proliferating sensitive weapons technology.
Russia Test-Fires RS-18 Stiletto
Washington (UPI) Oct 25, 2005
Russia's Strategic Rocket Forces test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan last Thursday, the Itar-Tass news agency reported.

Analysis: Iranian Agents In U.S?
Washington (UPI) Oct 25, 2005
Iranian Intelligence agents have entered the United States to spread disinformation, according to the Iran Policy Committee, a group composed mostly of former U.S. government officials who are lobbying the Bush administration for regime change in Teheran.

Iranian Bomb Could Lead Others To 'Reconsider Options': Think-Tank
London (AFP) Oct 25, 2005
Failure to halt Iran's suspected bid to build a nuclear bomb could lead to its neighbours moving towards nuclear weapons of their own, a leading international security think-tank said Tuesday.

DARPA, Rockwell Collins Successfully Demonstrate TTNT
Cedar Rapids IA (SPX) Oct 24, 2005
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Air Force Research Laboratory and Rockwell Collins have successfully demonstrated Tactical Targeting Network Technology in operational tactical aircraft.

ManTech Wins Development Contract Of Militarized Products & Systems
Fairfax VA (SPX) Oct 26, 2005
ManTech International has been awarded a contract in the third quarter from the Naval Sea Systems Command to provide services for the development of militarized products for the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head Division.

Winner Of DARPA Robotic Vehicle Race Has NovAtel GPS Onboard
Calgary, Alberta (SPX) Oct 24, 2005
NovAtel is pleased to announce that the winning team completing the U.S. government's DARPA Grand Challenge, an unmanned robotic vehicle race, used NovAtel GPS technology.
Secret Codes In Printers May Allow Government Tracking
Washington (AFP) Oct 25, 2005
Tiny dots produced by some laser printers are a secret code that can allow the government to track down counterfeiters, a new study concludes, raising the hackles of privacy advocates.

Policy Watch: Can Russia Improve?
Washington (UPI) Oct 23, 2005
Vladimir Putin's second term as president of Russia will expire in 2008. Under the Russian constitution, he cannot run for office again that year. No obvious successor to Putin, though, has yet emerged.

Kazakhstan, U.S. New Best Friend
Washington (UPI) Oct 25, 2005
It's official: Kazakhstan is the new darling of the West. Representatives from the United States and its latest Central Asian paramour gathered in Washington Tuesday, on Kazakh National Day, for a round of backslapping over their blossoming 'strategic partnership.'

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