Foreign Affairs

Eastern European NATO Allies Ramp up Drone Buys to Protect their Borders

  Warsaw: As Russia’s military activities in the Baltic and Black seas are mounting pressure on NATO’s eastern flank, a number of Eastern European countries are developing programmes to acquire unmanned aerial vehicles for their...

Three Quarters of US People Support to Bring Troops Home from Iraq, Afghanistan

  Washington: About three-quarters of US adults say they support bringing home the troops of the country from Iraq and Afghanistan in a new poll commissioned by the libertarian Charles Koch Institute. The poll, which surveyed...

S Jaishankar, Wang Yi May Take Part in SCO, BRICS Meets in Russia in September

  New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is likely to travel to Russia next month to take part in foreign ministers’ meetings of two international groupings where his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, too, is...

Expanding Malabar Strategic Partnership

  At a time when India-China military standoff, if not inclusive but in restricted form, has caught whole gamut of attention not only in India but across the world, the potentialities of strategic partnership of...

Philippines President Duterte Bans Military Exercises with US in South China Sea

  Manila: Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has banned joint military exercises with the United States in the South China Sea, where American officials seek to aid the Philippines in territorial disputes with China. "President Rodrigo Duterte...

US Offers New Options for Payment of Weapon Sale

  Washington: The United States is developing new options for arms customers as a way to ensure allies and partners don’t drop planned procurement as the world economy remains in shock from the impact of...

US Army Starts Construction On Prototype Lasers

  Washington: After years of lower-power field tests and more than one thousand hours of soldier feedback, the US Army is on track to field-test two different types of high-energy lasers in 2022: a 50-kilowatt...

Trump Suggests US Troop Levels in Afghanistan Could be Cut in Half by Election Day

  Washington: President Donald Trump said he expects US troop strength in Afghanistan could be under 5,000 by Election Day in November and called America’s involvement in the Middle East “the single biggest mistake in...

Sharp Increase in US Surveillance of South China Sea Observed in July: SCSPI

  Hongkong: The United States sent 67 large reconnaissance planes to the South China Sea in July, a sharp increase on the previous two months, says a Chinese think tank. The planes included the US Navy’s...

US Army Keying in on Anti-Ship, Hypersonic Weapons for ‘All Domain’ Pacific Fight

  Washington: The US Army is developing long-range hypersonic and intermediate-range anti-ship weapons as key components of its emerging strategy in the Western Pacific, the service’s top officer said last week. These changes include establishing joint...

Break the Ice: Trump Ramping up US Presence in the Arctic as Russia, China Threats Loom

  Washington: US President Donald Trump, in a recent memo, asked executive departments to report back by early August on how they can develop a US "fleet" of icebreaking ships to navigate the frozen Arctic...

China’s Posturing in Indian Ocean to Disturb Stability amid Ladakh Standoff: Experts

New Delhi: Sounding a note of caution on Chinese activities, defence and strategic experts on August 3 said that China's posturing in the Indian Ocean will disturb stability and peace in the region. Former Commandant...

$29 billion in US Military Funding Tucked Inside Proposed Coronavirus Relief Package

Washington: The Republicans' proposed Coronavirus relief package in the Senate includes $29 billion for the Pentagon, including nearly $8 billion in procurement and acquisition funding for major weapons and aircraft programs. The appropriations legislation would...
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