Military Space News, Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense
January 03, 2010
Kazakhstan, Iran deny uranium deal
Astana (AFP) Dec 30, 2009
Kazakhstan angrily denied on Wednesday that it planned to sell purified uranium ore to Iran, calling media reports to this effect "groundless insinuations." The story was also denied by Tehran, which called it "utterly fabricated and baseless." Kazakhstan "categorically repudiates certain news media reports alleging Kazakhstan's connection to a possible deal to supply uranium to the Islamic Republic of Iran," the country's foreign ministry said. ... read more

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Egypt clinches new F-16s deal
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Canada mourns Afghan losses
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Iraq takes steps to 'bring Blackwater to justice'
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Pakistan, India exchange nuclear site lists: ministry
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US missile strike kills three in Pakistan
Miranshah, Pakistan (AFP) Jan 1, 2010
Missiles fired from a US drone slammed into a car killing three militants Friday, the second strike in two days in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan, security officials said. The northwest tribal belt, rife with Islamist extremist networks, has seen a a hail of bombings in the past month by US spy planes, as Washington pursues militant groups it says Pakistan is not doing enough t ... more

In bio attack, US Post Office could distribute aid
Washington (AFP) Dec 30, 2009
The US Post Office could play a key role in distributing medical aid in the event of a biological attack, according to an executive order released by the White House on Wednesday. The order signed by President Barack Obama directs government agencies, local law enforcement and the US Post Office to work on a model for distribution of medical countermeasures in the wake of a biological attack ... more

Iraq death toll drops to lowest level since invasion
Baghdad (AFP) Jan 1, 2010
Violence in Iraq dropped dramatically in 2009 to its lowest level since the 2003 invasion, figures showed on Friday, but a monitoring group warned that security gains were levelling off. Data compiled by the government and an independent monitoring group showed civilian deaths as a result of unrest here fell to their lowest level since the US-led invasion to oust Saddam Hussein. Accordin ... more

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Geologists turn to unmanned aircraft


Israeli air force hits Gaza after rocket attack, 2 wounded


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China's rise erodes Western bargaining power: observers

Walker's World: China versus the world

Liu Xiaobo sentence criticized as harsh

US mulls new sanctions on Iran as year ends

Divided Iran enters 2010 after a year of deadly protests

Israelis ponder the perils of hitting Iran

Raytheon wins $1.1B missile deal

Egypt eyes U.S. missiles, equipment

Australian navy fires first upgraded SM-2

Russia needs new arms to counter US shield: Putin

LM Achieves Critical Global BMD Milestones In 2009

Japan to axe new funds for missile defence

Chinese airline to buy 16 Airbus A330s: company

Indonesia navy opts for Casa patrol planes

Lockheed wins 841.9 million dollar Morocco F-16 contract

US drone strike kills four militants in Pakistan: officials

Turkey, Israel agree on Heron drones deal

Geologists turn to unmanned aircraft

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Colombian warplanes raid rebel camps: defense minister
Bogota (AFP) Jan 1, 2010
Colombian warplanes bombed two leftist rebel camps in the southern Meta region Friday in a New Year's Day raid that killed 18 rebels and resulted in the capture of 11 others, the country's defense minister said. In a separate incident, a soldier and a 14-year-old girl were killed in an attack by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, better known as the FARC, in the southwestern region ... more

Raytheon wins $1.1B missile deal
Taipei, Taiwan (UPI) Dec 29, 2009
Raytheon, the world's largest missile maker, has won a $1.1 billion order from Taiwan for new Patriot missile systems. The order covers an initial ground-system hardware contract valued at $965.6 million and a $134 million contract for spares. The order, according to a statement by Raytheon, will include advances in technology, improved man-machine interface and reduced lifecycle ... more

Detroit flight plot may prove boon for security firms
New York (AFP) Dec 30, 2009
The failed attempt to blow up an Amsterdam-Detroit flight last week could prove a bonanza for airport security firms, especially the makers of full-body scanners. "It might put some pressure to buy more full-body scanners... The US Congress will probably do something to increase the funding," Michael Boyd, an aviation consultant, told AFP. The high-tech body scanners can detect hidden ob ... more

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Industry wants cybersecurity fast-tracked


Turkey, Israel agree on Heron drones deal


Divided Iran enters 2010 after a year of deadly protests
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Refurbished computers aid Kenyan farmers

Guinea's junta celebrates first year in power

Security chiefs 'dominate diamond trade'

GM India chief says China partnership start of Asia thrust

Chinese car park makes space for women only

Geely's Volvo bid highlights China's global car ambition

You couldn't make it up: offbeat stories from 2009

Events that marked the start of the 21st century

Large Hadron Collider shut down until February

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Rocket-Motor Test Supports NASA, DOD And Commercial Missions

New Materials Designed To Deal With Hypersonic And Supersonic Hot Stuff

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Israelis ponder the perils of hitting Iran

North Korea may conduct nuclear test, while calling for peace

Taliban claims attack that killed eight Americans

US mulls new sanctions on Iran as year ends

Afghanistan probes reports of more civilian deaths

BAE to see out Australia's Black Hawks

In Gaza, Hamas faces jihadist challenge

US drone strike kills four militants in Pakistan: officials

Briton freed after Iraq kidnap ordeal arrives home

Commentary: Unholy war in cyberspace

30 killed, provincial governor wounded in Iraq attacks

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US sharply steps up military, economic aid to Yemen

China's rise erodes Western bargaining power: observers

Taiwan leader vows not to seek independence

China sentences Tibetan lama to 8 years in prison

Iraq says more 'superfields' up for grabs

Swiss banks weigh impact of minarets row

Foreign firms win 10-billion-dollar Turkmen energy deals

China expected to grow 9.5 percent in 2010

Rusal to raise 2.6 billion dollars in Hong Kong

US to impose duties on imported Chinese steel pipes

China firm refuses to pay Goldman on oil hedging losses

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