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    US Bill Targets Indo-Pacific Arms Delivery Delays

    Washington, March 27 – Two US senators have introduced a bipartisan bill to examine delays in arms deliveries to key Indo-Pacific partners.The legislation, called the First Island Chain Deterrence Act, seeks a detailed review of how such delays affect US military readiness in the region...
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    Trump Signals NATO Disappointment, Resource Reallocation

    Washington, March 26 – The United States has signaled a dual shift in its global posture, criticizing NATO allies for inaction in the Iran conflict while indicating that military resources could be diverted from Ukraine to the Middle East.US President Donald Trump expressed frustration with...
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    Nuclear Landscape Shifts: US Addresses Dual Challenges

    Washington, March 26 – The United States is now confronting two nuclear peer adversaries – China and Russia – in a rapidly shifting global security landscape, Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security Thomas DiNanno told lawmakers during a high-stakes congressional hearing...
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    Florida By-Election: Democrats Gain Ground Amid Economic Concerns

    New York, March 25 – A Democrat has wrested control of the state legislature seat in Florida, which was previously held by President Donald Trump's Republican Party, in a by-election.In a setback for the Republicans, Emily Gregory won the state House of Representatives seat in Tuesday's...
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    Arms Control Concerns Rise with Iran War and Nuclear Landscape

    Washington, March 25 – US lawmakers warned of mounting pressure on American weapons stockpiles and a rapidly deteriorating global nuclear landscape, as a Senate hearing exposed sharp concerns over the Trump administration’s war with Iran and the future of arms control.At a Senate Foreign...
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    Taiwan's Defense Capabilities Face Scrutiny as Lawmakers Call for Action

    Washington, February 19 – A bipartisan group of senior U.S. lawmakers has urged Taiwan’s leadership to significantly increase defense spending, warning that partial funding of a supplementary defense budget could weaken efforts to deter the People’s Republic of China (“PRC”) “aggression”.U.S...
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    Improving PLA Communication: Study Highlights Need for Practical English Training

    Beijing, February 18 The Chinese military needs to revamp its English language instruction in its academies to improve the graduates' communication skills on the international stage, according to an article by senior lecturers from the People's Liberation Army (PLA).Three senior lecturers from...
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    Trump Considers Further Arms Sales to Taiwan Amid Chinese Warning

    February 17, New Delhi – US President Donald Trump will soon decide whether to send more weapons to Taiwan, following a warning from Chinese President Xi Jinping.In a phone call with Trump on February 4, Xi called for "mutual respect" in relations with the United States, while warning...
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