A U.S. service member was killed in action in Afghanistan on Monday, NATO said, without providing further details. Last week, President Donald Trump abruptly called off talks with the Taliban to end American’s longest war, citing the killing of a U.S. service member in a Taliban attack days earlier.
Read More »India Successfully Tests its Air-to-Air Missile Astra From Su-30MKI
India launched the project to develop Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Astra missiles in 2004, at a budget of Rs. 995 crores (approximately $138.4 million).
Read More »Defense report details coastal strategy to repel Chinese forces
Taiwan’s latest defense report, released Wednesday, made public for the first time the military’s plans to repel invading Chinese forces along the coast of Taiwan proper as part of the country’s new defense strategy adopted since President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) took office in 2016.
Read More »India Set to Carry Out Biggest War Games Near China Border
India is set to launch its biggest war games in disputed Arunachal Pradesh, near the Chinese border.
Read More »U.S. INCHES CLOSER TO A DEAL WITH THE TALIBAN IN AFGHANISTAN
America’s longest war – soon approaching its 18th year in Afghanistan – is not over although it may be entering a new phase.
Read More »Taliban Attack Kabul as US Nears Peace Deal
The Taliban claimed responsibility for an explosion in Kabul late Monday, just hours after a U.S. negotiator shared with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani “key details” of a deal that would see thousands of American troops leaving Afghanistan.
Read More »Why does Trump treat Iran and North Korea so differently?
Iran and North Korea both get a great deal of attention from the international community — for all the wrong reasons. Yet while U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un have met several times now, shaking hands, smiling, and posing for photos, Trump has not once …
Read More »Here’s what’s left of ISIS — and why they still pose a major threat
-The US declared victory over the Islamic State (ISIS) in March of 2019, but multiple reports show that the group is still active in those countries, and gaining traction elsewhere. -A blistering Pentagon report blamed Trump’s decision to pull troops out of Syria and cut diplomatic staff in Iraq for …
Read More »India, France May Start Discussion on Purchase of 36 More Rafale Fighter Jet Deal
Prior to departing for a three-nation state visit on Thursday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India and France have “excellent” bilateral ties and said he hoped the visit would “further promote our long-standing and valued friendship”.
Read More »Taliban, US End Latest Round of Talks Without Announcing Outcome
The United States and the Taliban have concluded the eighth round of talks aimed at reaching an agreement between the two adversaries to end the 18-year-old war in Afghanistan and jumpstart intra-Afghan peace negotiations.
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