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Governments Help Arms Firms Avoid COVID Slump: Report

The world's biggest weapons manufacturers largely avoided the economic downturn caused by COVID, a new report said.

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Boeing Excluded From Canada Fighter Jet Procurement

Canada excluded Boeing from bidding on a multi-billion dollar contract to replace Canada's aging fleet of fighter jets.

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Why the US Should Ditch Strategic Ambiguity Toward Taiwan

The military threat from China to Taiwan is becoming more visible, and clinging to a policy of strategic ambiguity could be harmful to US national interests.

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US Trains Polish Forces in M1A2 SEPv3 Tank Warfare

In a bid to improve their ground warfare capabilities, Polish soldiers attended an M1 Abrams tank training in Idaho.

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Israel to Acquire American CH-53 Helicopters for $2.4 Billion

Israel has approved a $2.4 billion agreement to acquire CH-53k heavy-lift helicopters from Lockheed Martin.

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NATO Eyes Russia’s Ukraine Buildup Amid Invasion Fears

NATO foreign ministers will meet to discuss how to counter a Russian military build-up on Ukraine's border.

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Pentagon Plans Stronger US Posture Toward China, Russia

The US military will reinforce deployments and bases directed at China and Russia, while maintaining forces in the Middle East.

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Sanctioning India Over S-400 Purchase Will Spark Blowback: US Think Tank

As Russia begins delivering the S-400 missile defense system to India, an American think tank has warned that US sanctions against New Delhi could lead to blowback between the two allies.

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Second US Delegation Visits Taiwan This Month

A group of US lawmakers arrived in Taiwan, the second such delegation this month.

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US Says It Will Resume Talks With Taliban Next Week

The United States will resume talks with the Taliban next week in Qatar.

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