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The MoD reduced the number of Nimrods it planned to receive to 11
19 March 2010
Democracy inaction - Pakistan's political paralysis
With Pakistan's democratic transition still frail, criminal cases being opened against key government ministers and tensions between political parties rising, the weakness of the current leadership is evident.
18 March 2010
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Threats drive new vehicle plans for Israel's Engineering Corps
Israel is planning to establish a fourth combat engineering battalion and expand its explosive ordnance disposal capabilities
18 March 2010
Can do better
The new mypolice website makes public the successes and failures of forces across England and Wales, but how will this affect police performance and public and police confidence?
18 March 2010
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- Setting standards
Australia faces defence challenge from US budget constraints
Fiscal pressures on the US will impact on Australia's procurement costs and increase geopolitical risks in the Asia-Pacific region
18 March 2010
Malaga T3 opens for business
New terminal enters operational service
18 March 2010
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- Barcelona prepares for expansion amid signs of recovery
Causing affront – Ethiopian insurgent group strengthens position
The Ogaden National Liberation Front is playing an increasingly important role in the Horn of Africa's regional conflicts. Michael Horton explains why the ONLF will continue to be a long-term threat to Ethiopian interests in the Somali Region.
17 March 2010
Launch sight - Iranian rocket capabilities advance
As well as its escalating nuclear programme, Iran is also stepping up its missile capabilities. Using photographs and satellite imagery analysis, Nick Hansen examines the features of Iran's newest rocket and launch facility, and the North Korean connection in their development.
16 March 2010
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- Iran inaugurates space terminal and launches research rocket
US seeks fixed-price F-35 deal in bid to control costs
The US government is planning to negotiate a fixed-price contract with Lockheed Martin for the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter
17 March 2010
More News from Jane's
- Defence
- Turkey moves ahead with LPD acquisition plan
- International troops in Afghanistan get ready to hand over authority to local forces
- US officials question production readiness of E-IBCT
- Nimrod MRA.4 maritime aircraft ready for crew training
- Boeing wins deal to convert F-16s into aerial targets
- 'Outdated manufacturing processes' force POF to turn down $500m worth of orders
- Security
- Thai prime minister defiant in face of protests
- Welcome to the jungle - Mexican drug cartels move into Colombia
- Greece braces for hot summer of discontent
- US peace efforts hit by Israeli construction
- Asian armies try to win friends and influence
- Officer shooting was a reflex action
- Public Safety
- Lonely times ahead for all future patrols
- Applicants for police officer posts crash force phone lines
- Court jails Dizaei for corruption
- Law Enforcement
- Treaty could give police more power to tackle child sex predators
- Inspector set for prison role
- Into the Future
- Transport
- Award winners revealed at ATC Global Conference and Exhibition 2010
- Latest orders underline trend towards whole-body imaging
- Will the sun ever set on ILS?