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Trump's Trade Pressure On India Bad Optics At A Sensitive Time: Experts
U.S. President Donald Trump's attempt to pressure India on trade may be intended as a symbolic shot across New Delhi's bow, but its inopportune timing threatens broader political consequences.
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North Korea May Struggle To Shoot US Bombers Out Of The Sky
North Korea's top diplomat on Monday called President Donald Trump's warnings to Pyongyang a declaration of war, and said his country would be within its rights to shoot down U.S. warplanes in international airspace.
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Race To Revamp Submarine Force As China Expands Its Fleet
After years of delay, India's navy is preparing to take delivery of one of the world's stealthiest and most deadly fighting tools: the INS Kalvari, an attack submarine named after a deep-sea tiger shark.
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What China's Growing Naval Might Means For The US And Asia
Ship by ship, port by port, China has over the past two decades been assembling one of the essential engines of global power: a modern navy capable of projecting force far from home.
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Russian Maker Of AK-47s Banks On Asia To Join Defense Elite
Asia is a key part of Moscow-based Rostec State Corp.'s plan to become one of the world's top five defense companies within a decade, according to a senior executive.
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Missing Billionaire Stokes Fears Of China Meddling In Hong Kong
That depends on whom you ask, and the answer may further inflame Hong Kongers worried that China is increasingly meddling in the city's affairs.
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Biggest Challenges In 2017 For PM Narendra Modi, Xi Jinping And Other Top Leaders
In a year dominated by Brexit and Donald Trump's surprise U.S. election win, Asia felt like a relatively stable part of the world. A closer look shows that the region endured its own seismic events in 2016.
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Beijing Says It Does Not Accept Verdict On South China Sea
China's territorial assertions to more than 80 per cent of the South China Sea have been rebuffed by an international tribunal that ruled it has no historic rights to the resources within the waters, a verdict that went beyond what many analysts had expected.
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China's Supersonic Ship Killer is Making US Navy's Job Harder
Increased interactions between the Chinese and U.S. Navy in the contested South China Sea risk becoming more complicated by the increasingly sophisticated missiles being carried by submarines.
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Kate Middleton's Red Dress Wins Over China as Cameron Cheer Hides Disquiet
When the Duchess of Cambridge wore a bright red dress to the state banquet honoring Chinese President Xi Jinping in London this week, China's press went to town.
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Trump's Trade Pressure On India Bad Optics At A Sensitive Time: Experts
U.S. President Donald Trump's attempt to pressure India on trade may be intended as a symbolic shot across New Delhi's bow, but its inopportune timing threatens broader political consequences.
-
North Korea May Struggle To Shoot US Bombers Out Of The Sky
North Korea's top diplomat on Monday called President Donald Trump's warnings to Pyongyang a declaration of war, and said his country would be within its rights to shoot down U.S. warplanes in international airspace.
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Race To Revamp Submarine Force As China Expands Its Fleet
After years of delay, India's navy is preparing to take delivery of one of the world's stealthiest and most deadly fighting tools: the INS Kalvari, an attack submarine named after a deep-sea tiger shark.
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What China's Growing Naval Might Means For The US And Asia
Ship by ship, port by port, China has over the past two decades been assembling one of the essential engines of global power: a modern navy capable of projecting force far from home.
-
Russian Maker Of AK-47s Banks On Asia To Join Defense Elite
Asia is a key part of Moscow-based Rostec State Corp.'s plan to become one of the world's top five defense companies within a decade, according to a senior executive.
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Missing Billionaire Stokes Fears Of China Meddling In Hong Kong
That depends on whom you ask, and the answer may further inflame Hong Kongers worried that China is increasingly meddling in the city's affairs.
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Biggest Challenges In 2017 For PM Narendra Modi, Xi Jinping And Other Top Leaders
In a year dominated by Brexit and Donald Trump's surprise U.S. election win, Asia felt like a relatively stable part of the world. A closer look shows that the region endured its own seismic events in 2016.
-
Beijing Says It Does Not Accept Verdict On South China Sea
China's territorial assertions to more than 80 per cent of the South China Sea have been rebuffed by an international tribunal that ruled it has no historic rights to the resources within the waters, a verdict that went beyond what many analysts had expected.
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China's Supersonic Ship Killer is Making US Navy's Job Harder
Increased interactions between the Chinese and U.S. Navy in the contested South China Sea risk becoming more complicated by the increasingly sophisticated missiles being carried by submarines.
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Kate Middleton's Red Dress Wins Over China as Cameron Cheer Hides Disquiet
When the Duchess of Cambridge wore a bright red dress to the state banquet honoring Chinese President Xi Jinping in London this week, China's press went to town.
