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South Africa calls time on A400M

South Africa has withdrawn from the A400M programme because of delays and spiralling costs (Peter Felstead)

South Africa has withdrawn from the international A400M transport aircraft programme due to its rising costs and continued delays

06 November 2009

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Russian Tochka-U missile accidentally self-destructs during exercises

The Russian Defence Ministry has revealed that an army OTR-21 Tochka-U (SS-21 'Scarab B') ballistic missile accidentally self-destructed during live-firing exercises.

06 November 2009

Australia requires help for future submarine

Australia's desire for a fleet of indigenously built next-generation submarines is proving over-ambitious, with difficulty experienced in maintaining the necessary industrial capabilities. Assistance will therefore be sought from allies

06 November 2009

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Collins-class successors could cost $33bn

Ruag warns 2,000 jobs may be lost through Swiss export ban

A Swiss ban on the export of defence materiel will put jobs at risk, warns Ruag

06 November 2009

Israel F-35 modification plans deferred for cost containment

The F-35 production line, Fort Worth, Texas (Lockheed Martin Aeronautics)

Each of the first 25 aircraft could cost USD130 million should Israel be granted US government approval

04 November 2009

Better than cure

Sir Norman Bettison explains why the Prevent strand of the Government's counter-terrorism strategy is so important

05 November 2009

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The true Ronnie

DCNS to expand business in Asia Pacific

French naval shipbuilder DCNS is looking to expand its industrial presence in the Asia Pacific region

05 November 2009

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DCNS completes 100th Sylver

Capital punishment - Japan's yakuza vie for control of Tokyo

A large sign reads 'Get rid of gang syndicate' in a park in Kobe, western Japan, in 2005. Counter-criminal legislation was passed in 1992 that defined the yakuza in law and made it easier for the authorities to crack down on their criminal activities. (Press Association)

The Tokyo-based Sumiyoshi-kai, Japan's second-largest yakuza group, has become embroiled in turf warfare with its rival, the Yamaguchi-gumi. Jane's examines the history and recent activities of the Sumiyoshi-kai

04 November 2009

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Japan rises to the challenge of cuts and new threats

BAE reveals CV90 for FRES - Scout contest

BAE Systems Global Combat Systems has completed its new CV90 vehicle for the UK Future Rapid Effect System - Scout bid

04 November 2009


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