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April 02, 2014

China eyes 'global monitoring network' of surveillance satellites
Moscow (Voice of Russia) Apr 03, 2014
To compensate the frustration over the endless search for missing the Malaysian airliner, Chinese scientists have doubled efforts to promote their project of a huge satellites network, which will enable Beijing to monitor the whole world. As the mission to find the passenger jet MH370 which disappeared off the radars on March 8 with 239 people on board, 153 of them Chinese, is yet to yield to any substantial result, the space surveillance net project is gaining strong backing from key government o ... read more

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World's most powerful VHF radar to be overhauled in Russia The Daryal early warning radar, based near the town of Pechora in the Komi Republic, will undergo in-depth modernization without being taken off duty before 2016, Aerospace Defense Forces spokesman ... more		DARPA Launches Biological Technologies Office Technology, like biology, constantly evolves. It is DARPA's mission to stay ahead of the shifting technology curve by making critical, early investments in areas that cut across fields of research a ... more		20 dead as 'Qaeda' attacks Yemen army headquarters Al-Qaeda attacked a Yemeni army headquarters in a heavily patrolled district of Aden on Wednesday, sparking a gun battle that killed 20 people, most of them militants, officials said. ... more
				UN receives Palestinians' requests to join treaties The UN's special envoy on Mideast peace, Robert Serry, has received requests from Palestinian officials to join 13 international conventions and treaties, the UN confirmed Wednesday. ... more		NATO has 'grave concern' over Russia troop buildup NATO warned on Wednesday that Russia's military presence on the flashpoint border with Ukraine was of "grave concern" and that Moscow's forces could reach military objectives in just days. ... more

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Philippines orders Korean jet fighters The Philippine Air Force bolstering its fleet of jet fighters amid continuing tensions with China over disputed territory has been confirmed. ... more		Fear for Philippine troops facing China 'enemy' Nine hungry marines guarding the Philippines' loneliest outpost aboard a rusted World War II vessel had just one option after Chinese vessels blocked fresh supplies from reaching them - go fishing. ... more		Trump shifts priority to Moon mission, not Mars The Quantum Age will be Powered by Fusion BlackSky accelerates Gen-3 satellite into full commercial service in three weeks		French-Russian tank project on hold due to Ukraine crisis Renault Trucks Defense said Wednesday its project to develop an armoured infantry fighting vehicle together with a Russian manufacturer is on hold due to the Ukraine crisis. ... more
				US criticises Israel, Palestinians for jeopardising talks Israel and the Palestinians both drew criticism from the White House on Wednesday for tit-for-tat moves that have brought US-sponsored peace talks close to collapse. ... more		The Fourth Geneva Convention The Convention for the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, to which the Palestinians are seeking to accede, defines humanitarian protections for civilians that occupying powers must enforce in conflicts. ... more

Developing the Next-Generation Military Radar while Maintaining Current Systems; IDGA�s Military Radar Summit - April 2014

International Conference on Protection of Materials and Structures From Space Environment

Nuclear Supply Chain Summit - April 28-29 Greenville SC

Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

Under someone else's gun It has been a long time since an American Secretary of State negotiated under someone else's gun. Usually the finger on the trigger has belonged to the United States. ... more		N. Korea leader warns of 'very grave' situation North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has warned of a "very grave" situation on the Korean peninsula, where a surge in military tensions has seen the two Koreas trade artillery fire and Pyongyang threaten a new nuclear test. ... more		Bible 1.0: How Ancient Canon Became Our First Large Language Models Can scientists detect life without knowing what it looks like Deep ocean quakes linked to Antarctic phytoplankton surges		Navy gives Accenture Federal Services IDIQ contract Information technology support is to be provided by Accenture Federal Services to support the U.S. Navy's Naval Supply System Command. ... more
				Eighteen countries ratify UN treaty on arms trade A total of 18 countries filed documents Wednesday ratifying a UN treaty to regulate the $80-billion-a-year conventional arms trade. ... more		Iraq attacks kill 15 as UN warns of 'divisive' polls Attacks against security forces killed 15 people Wednesday as the UN's envoy to Iraq warned that the country's election campaign would be "highly divisive" amid a year-long surge in bloodshed. ... more

Britain, France give MBDA missile development contract

Russia's new S-500 system to destroy any target at any altitude

US gains additional protection against ballistic missiles

US, UK parts in North Korea rocket

Britain, France sign anti-ship missile deal

Approval given for Griffin missile launch system

Pentagon to organize drones in teams for sharing data, fighting together

'StratoBus' drone-satellite hybrid to provide new level of surveillance

Northrop Grumman, US Navy Complete Initial Flight Testing of the Triton Unmanned Aircraft System

Testing Begins on Third AEHF Satellite

Harris gets $131 million in orders from unidentifed customers

4 SOPS assumes control of third AEHF satellite

	Harris gets $131 million in orders from unidentifed customers Harris Corporation reports it recently received contracts to provide high frequency, multi-band tactical radios to unidentified international customers. ... more		Argentine leader claims Falklands a NATO nuclear base Argentine President Cristina Kirchner claimed Wednesday that the Falkland Islands serve as a nuclear base for the NATO alliance in the South Atlantic. ... more		Ukraine delivers upgraded military transports to India Ukraine's Ukroboronprom and its Spectechoexport subsidiary have shipped upgraded An-32 transports to India despite Ukraine's military and political problems. ... more		Australian company to provide F-35 engine components An Australian engineering company has won a contract to manufacture components for engines to be used on F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighters. ... more

Conventional photon entanglement reveals thousands of hidden topologies in high dimensions

Philosopher argues AI consciousness may remain unknowable

Introducing the SEVEN Class A Thermopile Pyranometer

US says China to gain from pressing N.Korea		China launches experimental satellite		The Space Debris Radar Developed By Indra Passes ESA Tests		4 SOPS assumes control of third AEHF satellite		Coast Guard contracts for seventh Legend-class cutter
NATO sees no Russian troop pullout from Ukraine border		Israel, Palestinian moves threaten to derail US efforts		Taiwan pro-China activists rally against parliament seizure		China says ties 'damaged' by Philippines UN ruling call		White House: Obama has not decided to free Pollard

Nepal accused of succumbing to China pressure on Tibetans

US weighs options to reassure E. Europe allies over Ukraine

US increases troops at Afghan transit base in Romania

Israel reissues tenders for E. Jerusalem settler homes: NGO

Jailed Israeli spy could be key to peace talks

Election posters fill Baghdad as campaign starts

Sub joins MH370 hunt ahead of Malaysian PM visit to Perth

CyberPoint international joins Lockheed's Cyber Security Alliance

Japan lifts own blanket arms export ban

Canada's MDA continues service, maintenance of submarine simulators

Once a Soviet hub, Armenia looks to revive its tech sector

Swiss-Swedish fighter deal could triple in cost: opponents

Preparing for war, Ukraine's revolutionaries join the army

NATO to strengthen east in face of resurgent Russia

North, South Korea trade live fire over sea border

Kerry meets Netanyahu, Abbas over peace talks crisis

Japan, N. Korea talks end on positive note: official

N. Korea vows not to rule out a new nuclear test

Major breakthrough in stem cell manufacturing technology

Nano-paper filter removes viruses

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