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Russia & the US – consequences for Central Asia (Part II)

 Analysis Russia & the US – consequences for Central Asia (Part II) Dmitri Shlapentokh / Indianna For some members of the elite of the involved countries, including...

Russia & the US – consequences for Central Asia (Part II)

 Analysis Russia & the US – consequences for Central Asia (Part II) Dmitri Shlapentokh / Indianna For some members of the elite of the involved countries, including...
Submarine numbers growing.

Submarine numbers growing.

 Submarines  Submarine numbers growing. The Asian-led recovery in the world economy is reflected by a burst of activity in the region’s submarine market where currently only...
Russian Submarines

Russian Submarines

 Russian Submarines.  Rubin design bureau general director Andrei Dyachkov Over its 110-year history, the Rubin bureau has produced dozens of submarine designs. Over 950 submarines have...
Naval Helicopters

Naval Helicopters

Asian Navies Continue to Modernize.   Given the helicopter’s versatility, it is not surprising that they form a key component of a number of navies in...
Naval Helicopters

Naval Helicopters

Asian Navies Continue to Modernize.   Given the helicopter’s versatility, it is not surprising that they form a key component of a number of navies in...
NAVAL COMBAT HELICOPTERS IN ASIA PACIFIC

Naval Helicopters

Asian Navies Continue to Modernize.   Given the helicopter’s versatility, it is not surprising that they form a key component of a number of navies in...
Heavy armour remains popular.

Heavy armour remains popular.

While the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have led Western nations to focus primarily on wheeled AFVs and MRAPs and placing less emphasis on...

EXERCISING RESTRAINT IN SOUTH KOREA

The US Navy (USN) aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) has been busy of late. After a six-month tour of the Western Pacific,...
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TIDE OF TECHNOLOGY SWEEPS ONWARDS

China recently declared, “Defence expenditure has always been kept at a reasonable and appropriate level.” Yet, from 1997 to 2003, defence spending on the...

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