Asia Pacific
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Nov- 2022 -28 November
S. Korea, US to Expand Anti-Submarine Drills Amid North Korea Tension
South Korean and American naval forces discussed expanding their biennial anti-submarine warfare naval exercise.
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28 November
Japan, Philippines Hold First Air Defense Training
The Japan Air Self Defense Force has joined the Philippine Air Force in their first integrated air defense training.
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28 November
Canada Unveils New Asia-Pacific Strategy With Eye on China
Canada unveiled its new economic and diplomatic strategy for the Asia-Pacific region to mitigate risks posed by China.
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25 November
S. Korea, Australia to Boost Bilateral Defense Cooperation
South Korea has secured a bilateral defense deal with Australia, bolstering the two nations' arms industry and other security affairs.
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25 November
Indian Navy Takes Delivery of Second P15B Destroyer ‘Mormugao’
The Indian Navy has received its second P15B stealth guided-missile destroyer from local firm Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited.
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25 November
LIG Nex1 to Develop AI-Based Combat System for S. Korea Submarines
LIG Nex1 has received a contract to develop and incorporate an artificial intelligence-based combat system into South Korea's submarines.
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24 November
Japan to Announce Next-Gen Fighter Project Next Month: Report
Japan will reportedly co-develop a next-generation fighter jet with the UK and Italy. A formal agreement is expected next month.
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24 November
US, Indonesia to Increase Military Interoperability
Indonesia has announced plans to procure Boeing F-15 jets, reinforcing its pledge to increase military interoperability with the US.
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24 November
Australia to Construct Solomon Islands Security Infrastructure
Australia has partnered with Reeves Icon and Hall to provide security-related infrastructure for the Solomon Islands government.
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23 November
Australia Invests $61M in Indo-Pacific Maritime Programs
Australia is investing $62 million in various maritime programs across the Indo-Pacific, an Australian diplomat said.
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