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Chemicals For Missiles From China On Seized Iran Ship? Nikki Haley's Big Claim
Iran's military said the ship had been travelling from China and accused the US of "armed piracy". Tehran also said it would not join the US in Islamabad for the second round of talks until the blockade is lifted.
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World's First "Air Piracy" Was A 20 Minutes "Cigarette Flight" En Route Macau
Cathay Pacific-operated seaplane, Miss Macao, became the world's first recorded airplane hijacking. In fact, the idea of hijacking didn't even exist at the time. People would call it "air piracy."
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Amazon's Foreign Websites Named in US Piracy and Counterfeiting Report
Over the years, the list has included China's largest e-commerce platform, Taobao.com, which is owned and operated by Alibaba, as well as websites operated out of Indonesia, Poland, the Czech Republic, and other countries.
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"Happy Hunting": Navy Trolls Chinese Ships In Indian Ocean
The Indian Navy on Tuesday tweeted a "warm welcome" to three Chinese warships in the Indian Ocean, tongue firmly in cheek. "Happy hunting", the navy said in two tweets that effectively asserted, with a dash of humour, its strong presence in the Indian Ocean and close tracking of Chinese vessels in the region
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Hijack Feared as Malaysian Ship with Indian Crew Goes Missing in South China Sea
A cargo ship missing for a week with 14 crew members, including Indians, is feared to have been hijacked in the piracy-prone South China Sea, prompting Malaysian maritime authorities to launch a search today.
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Navy Alert to Chinese Nuclear Submarine Threat in Indian Ocean
Convinced that the presence of a Chinese nuclear powered attack submarine in the Indian Ocean in the last few months is part of a carefully choreographed exercise to expand its military presence in the region, senior Navy Officers have told NDTV that they don't accept the assertion that China's submarine deployment has been in aid of the anti-pirac...
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Missing Malaysia Airlines plane: Piracy theory gains more credence
Piracy and pilot suicide are among the scenarios under study as investigators grow increasingly certain the missing Malaysia Airlines jet changed course and headed west after its last radio contact with air traffic controllers.
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China's Internet video websites actively fighting piracy to boost profits
While many of the online video sites have in the past been known for rampant piracy, they are now spending money on licencing.
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Microsoft to fight piracy in China with Surface
Microsoft chose Shanghai as its first global site for what it called a "pre-launch" of Windows 8.
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US, China conduct first counter-piracy naval drill
The US Navy says it has carried out its first joint counter-piracy naval exercises with China off the Horn of Africa.
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China hides pirated DVDs before the world arrives
In China, embarrassments are usually hidden from sight when the world comes visiting, and that is what has happened to a large supply of bootleg DVDs and CDs as Shanghai prepares for the World Expo, which is expected to attract 70 million visitors.
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Gorshkov deal runs into choppy waters
The Mumbai terror attacks, rise of China, and increase of piracy in the region, requires India to have Navy capable of projecting India's military power.
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Chemicals For Missiles From China On Seized Iran Ship? Nikki Haley's Big Claim
Iran's military said the ship had been travelling from China and accused the US of "armed piracy". Tehran also said it would not join the US in Islamabad for the second round of talks until the blockade is lifted.
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World's First "Air Piracy" Was A 20 Minutes "Cigarette Flight" En Route Macau
Cathay Pacific-operated seaplane, Miss Macao, became the world's first recorded airplane hijacking. In fact, the idea of hijacking didn't even exist at the time. People would call it "air piracy."
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Amazon's Foreign Websites Named in US Piracy and Counterfeiting Report
Over the years, the list has included China's largest e-commerce platform, Taobao.com, which is owned and operated by Alibaba, as well as websites operated out of Indonesia, Poland, the Czech Republic, and other countries.
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"Happy Hunting": Navy Trolls Chinese Ships In Indian Ocean
The Indian Navy on Tuesday tweeted a "warm welcome" to three Chinese warships in the Indian Ocean, tongue firmly in cheek. "Happy hunting", the navy said in two tweets that effectively asserted, with a dash of humour, its strong presence in the Indian Ocean and close tracking of Chinese vessels in the region
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Hijack Feared as Malaysian Ship with Indian Crew Goes Missing in South China Sea
A cargo ship missing for a week with 14 crew members, including Indians, is feared to have been hijacked in the piracy-prone South China Sea, prompting Malaysian maritime authorities to launch a search today.
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Navy Alert to Chinese Nuclear Submarine Threat in Indian Ocean
Convinced that the presence of a Chinese nuclear powered attack submarine in the Indian Ocean in the last few months is part of a carefully choreographed exercise to expand its military presence in the region, senior Navy Officers have told NDTV that they don't accept the assertion that China's submarine deployment has been in aid of the anti-pirac...
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Missing Malaysia Airlines plane: Piracy theory gains more credence
Piracy and pilot suicide are among the scenarios under study as investigators grow increasingly certain the missing Malaysia Airlines jet changed course and headed west after its last radio contact with air traffic controllers.
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China's Internet video websites actively fighting piracy to boost profits
While many of the online video sites have in the past been known for rampant piracy, they are now spending money on licencing.
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Microsoft to fight piracy in China with Surface
Microsoft chose Shanghai as its first global site for what it called a "pre-launch" of Windows 8.
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US, China conduct first counter-piracy naval drill
The US Navy says it has carried out its first joint counter-piracy naval exercises with China off the Horn of Africa.
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China hides pirated DVDs before the world arrives
In China, embarrassments are usually hidden from sight when the world comes visiting, and that is what has happened to a large supply of bootleg DVDs and CDs as Shanghai prepares for the World Expo, which is expected to attract 70 million visitors.
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Gorshkov deal runs into choppy waters
The Mumbai terror attacks, rise of China, and increase of piracy in the region, requires India to have Navy capable of projecting India's military power.
