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9 February

China Can Be Deterred Through Decade on Invading Taiwan: US Official

A senior US official voiced optimism that China could be deterred from invading Taiwan over this decade, a contrast to more dire predictions from Washington.

9 February

Joe Saballa

Boeing Tests Australia’s New Maritime Communications System

Boeing has conducted a successful trial of the Royal Australian Navy’s new maritime communications system.

9 February

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida shakes hands with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos during a press conference

Staff Writer With AFP

Philippines’ Marcos Strikes Defense, Infrastructure Deals in Tokyo

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos hailed new defense and other deals signed with Japan in Tokyo.

9 February

Inder Singh Bisht

Japan Considering US Missile Deployment to Counter China: Report

Japan is reportedly considering accepting a US plan to deploy intermediate-range missiles on its territory.

9 February

Joe Saballa

Taiwan Test-Fires Cruise Missile That Can Reach Mainland China: Report

Taiwan has reportedly tested a new cruise missile believed capable of reaching mainland China.

9 February

Rojoef Manuel

Raytheon to Deliver Aircraft Approach and Landing System to Japan

The US and Japan have awarded Raytheon an $8.6-million contract to deliver a joint precision approach and landing system to Japan.

9 February

This handout photo from Chase Doak shows a suspected Chinese spy balloon over Montana

Staff Writer With AFP

Japan Analyzing Previous Aerial Objects After China Balloon

Japan said it was coordinating with Washington as it analyzed unidentified aerial objects spotted over the country in past years.

9 February

Staff Writer With AFP

North Korea Unveils ‘Record’ Number of ICBMs at Military Parade

North Korea's Kim Jong Un oversaw a major military parade showcasing a record number of nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missiles.

8 February

Hikvision cameras for sale at an electronics mall in Beijing

Staff Writer With AFP

Australia to Remove Chinese-Made Cameras From Defense Sites

Australia will strip Chinese-made security cameras from some government buildings to ensure they are "completely secure," the country's defense minister said.

8 February