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Kazakhstan Integrates Drone Warfare Lessons Into Military Training
Kazakhstan is expanding its military training to incorporate lessons from drone warfare as it prepares troops for modern combat.
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Philippines Says Ship Hit by Chinese Water Cannon at Disputed Reef
The Philippines accused the China Coast Guard on Friday of blasting a Filipino government vessel with a water cannon near a disputed South China Sea reef.
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Portugal Debuts Heavy-Lift Drone That Can Carry 200-Kilogram Payloads
Portuguese firm TEKEVER is pushing autonomous logistics forward with the AR6, a heavy-lift drone designed to transport 200-kilogram payloads across distances of up to 500 kilometers.
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Romania Shoots Down Drone in Its Airspace for First Time
Romania shot down a drone in its airspace on Friday, its president said, a first since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Saft Wins Naval Group Contract for Lithium-Ion Submarine Batteries
Saft secured a contract from Naval Group to supply lithium-ion battery systems for the Barracuda and Scorpene submarine families.
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Pratt & Whitney Engine for Semi-Autonomous Collaborative Platforms Hits Milestone
Semi-autonomous collaborative aircraft could soon receive a new propulsion system as RTX subsidiary Pratt & Whitney has completed a key design milestone for its Valox 1500 engine.
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Smart, Hard, and Soft Power: A Quick Guide
Understand the differences between smart, hard, and soft power in this guide to modern statecraft and influence.
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Taiwan Coast Guard Receives 1,000-Ton ‘Penghu’ Patrol Cutter
The Taiwanese Coast Guard has taken delivery of the 1,000-ton Penghu (CG 1007) patrol cutter from CSBC Corp.'s Keelung shipyard.
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Trump Stuns Saudis by Pinning Nuclear Deal to Israel Ties
US President Donald Trump said Thursday that a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia depends on the kingdom recognizing Israel.
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UK Cancels Military Training in Kenya Over Permit Dispute
Britain has cancelled one of its annual military trainings in Kenya after failing to obtain a license from the government, its defense ministry said on Thursday.