Asia Pacific
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Nov- 2023 -20 November
BlackBerry Inks Cyber Enhancement Agreement for Malaysia
Canadian firm BlackBerry has signed a software and services agreement to boost Malaysia’s cybersecurity capabilities.
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20 November
China Says Military Operates Lawfully After Australia Sonar Accusation
China said its military has always operated in accordance with international law, after Australia said sonar pulses emitted by a Chinese warship "likely" injured navy divers.
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20 November
Indian Military Mulls Enlisting Transgender Personnel
The Indian military is considering hiring transgender individuals to fill a variety of defense roles, according to a recent report by Indian Express.
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20 November
US Approves Major Long-Range Missile Deal for Japan
The United States approved Japan's request to buy 400 Tomahawk missiles, part of Tokyo's bid to bolster defenses despite fresh dialogue with China.
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17 November
S. Korea to Create Offensive Cyber Strategy to Counter Threats
South Korean defense minister Shin Won-sik said his country will draw up a proactive and offensive cybersecurity strategy to counter sophisticated threats in cyberspace.
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17 November
US to Enhance Cyber, Space Collaboration With Indonesia
The US plans to enhance Indonesia's cyber and space capabilities as part of a bilateral defense agreement with the Asia-Pacific country.
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17 November
Indian Police Say Seven Suspected Kashmir Rebels Killed
Seven suspected rebels were killed in Indian-administered Kashmir in clashes with soldiers in separate battles in the past two days, police said.
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16 November
Saab Cleared to Build Carl-Gustaf Production Facility in India
Saab has received the Indian government’s clearance to build a manufacturing facility in the country for the latest generation of its Carl-Gustaf M4 rifles.
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16 November
S. Korea Cleared to Buy US-Made Sidewinder, SM-6 Missiles for $700M
The US State Department has approved the potential foreign military sale of two missile systems to South Korea for $702.1 million.
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15 November
Australia, Singapore Train for Hazardous Scenario Missions
Australia and Singapore have trained to improve interoperability in counter-chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosives missions.
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