Asia Pacific
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Sep- 2022 -6 September
Australia, New Zealand Exempt From Solomons Naval Ban
Australia and New Zealand are exempt from a ban on foreign naval visits to Solomon Islands, the country's prime minister said.
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5 September
CAE to Provide Platform and Systems Training for Royal Australian Navy
The Royal Australian Navy has awarded CAE Australia a contract to supply integrated platforms and systems training for its future mariners.
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4 September
US Approves $1.1B in Arms for Taiwan, Angering China
The United States announced a $1.1 billion arms package for Taiwan, vowing to boost the island's defenses as tensions soar with Beijing.
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2 September
Top Cleric Killed by Mosque Blast in Afghanistan’s Herat
A huge blast rocked one of the biggest mosques in Afghanistan's western city of Herat, killing its influential imam.
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2 September
India Unveils First Homemade Aircraft Carrier, With Eye on China
India debuted its first locally made aircraft carrier, a milestone in government efforts to reduce its dependence on foreign arms.
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1 September
BAE Assembles Steel Block Prototype for Australia’s First Hunter-Class Frigate
BAE Systems Australia has completed the first steel block prototype of a Hunter-class frigate for the Royal Australian Navy.
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1 September
Taiwan Tycoon to Train Three Million ‘Civilian Warriors’
A Taiwanese tycoon plans to train more than three million "civilian warriors" to defend the island in the event of a Chinese invasion.
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1 September
Taiwan Sees Record 446 Air Incursions by China in August
Taiwan saw a record number of Chinese military air incursions in August, with more than 440 warplanes entering its air defense zone.
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Aug- 2022 -31 August
South Africa, Thailand Collaborate on Next-Gen Infantry Combat Vehicle
South Africa’s Paramount Group has partnered with Thailand’s Defence Technology Institute and Jatupanas to develop an infantry combat vehicle.
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31 August
Taiwan Vows ‘Counter-Attack’ if China Breaches Airspace, Territorial Waters
Taiwan said it would exercise its right to self-defense and "counter-attack" if Chinese fighters and warships were to enter its territorial space.
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