Asia Pacific
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May- 2022 -5 May
Japan’s Ruling Party Proposes Counter-Strike Capabilities
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party has proposed the government develop "counterstrike capabilities" against enemy missile bases in a policy document.
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5 May
Taiwan Scraps Deal to Buy US Anti-Submarine Helicopters
Taiwan has opted out of purchasing anti-submarine helicopters from the United States because they are too expensive.
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5 May
Australian PM Urges Calm After Solomons Leader Cites ‘Invasion’ Threat
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison urged a calm response after the Solomon Islands' leader cited an "invasion" threat.
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4 May
France Backs Out of P-75 Indian Submarine Project
Naval Group announced on Tuesday that it is pulling out of the multimillion-dollar P-75 submarine project for the Indian Navy.
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4 May
Indian Army Seeks Mounted Gun For Mountain Warfare
The Indian Army has issued a solicitation for information to procure an unspecified number of indigenous 105 mm/37 caliber mounted gun systems.
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4 May
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile, Seoul Says
North Korea fired a ballistic missile, South Korea's military said, a week after leader Kim Jong Un vowed to boost Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal.
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3 May
Rohde & Schwarz to Build Communication System for Australian Frigates
Rohde & Schwarz will design and deliver an integrated communications system for the Hunter-class frigates of the Royal Australian Navy.
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3 May
Taiwan Considering Alternative Weapons Amid US Howitzer Delay
The Taiwanese defense ministry is considering purchasing alternative weapons amid a delay in the supply of an artillery system from the US.
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2 May
Boeing to Fly Two F/A-18 Jets to India for Operational Demo
Boeing is planning to fly two F/A-18 Super Hornet fighters to India this summer to showcase them to the Indian Navy.
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Apr- 2022 -29 April
What Does India’s Defense Indigenization Mean?
Experts say India's defense indigenization is not only important for the country’s industrial complex and economy but also for sending a geopolitical message.
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