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June 23, 2015

US, China hold 'frank' talks on hacking, maritime row
Washington (AFP) June 23, 2015
Top US and Chinese officials were set to join "candid" talks Tuesday on the "complicated but consequential" ties between the world's two leading economies, with maritime disputes and cyber hacking high on the agenda. About 400 Chinese officials have converged on Washington for the high-level annual talks being hosted by Vice President Joe Biden, Secretary of State John Kerry and Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew. "The United States is firmly committed to improving its relationship with China," said S ... read more

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NATO head says alliance will more than double rapid response force NATO head Jens Stoltenberg said Monday the alliance will approve plans this week to more than double the size of its rapid response force, having already created a special spearhead unit in the fallout from the Ukraine crisis. ... more		Pentagon chief to seek greater NATO support on Europe trip US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter will visit his European counterparts this week to take stock of cooperation with NATO in the wake of Russian aggression in Crimea and Ukraine. ... more		Russia's Nuclear Might Slashing US Hopes of New American Century? Washington is engaged in what a former Indian diplomat and a political analyst referred to as a "calibrated brinkmanship" in Europe so as "to dictate the terms of war and peace" in the region. To th ... more
				Philippines in US, Japan naval drills amid China sea row The Philippines Monday began separate but simultaneous naval exercises with the United States and Japan, amid shared and growing concern at Chinese island-building in the disputed South China Sea. ... more		Russian company shows new man-portable air-defense missile A next-generation man-portable air defense system from KBM R&P Corp. has made its public debut in Russia. ... more

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US Navy Plans to Equip Next-Generation Aircraft Carriers With Laser Weapons US Navy officials are pinning their hopes on laser and directed-energy weapons, claiming that lasers would even replace some existing missile systems, providing a much higher rate of annihilation. T ... more		Executive power shall be... Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton have now formally entered the presidential 2016 sweepstakes, joining a small platoon - if not battalion - of contenders on both sides of the aisle that likely will grow. ... more		GE and Lockheed validate compact rotating detonation ramjet for hypersonic missiles JWST red dots reveal rapidly growing early black holes Spaceflight study links astronaut biology to reversible shifts in epigenetic age		The Future Is Now: Russian Navy to Modernize Ten Nuclear Submarines Russian Naval Forces plan to upgrade ten nuclear submarines with the newest armament and ship systems. Russian Naval Forces plan to upgrade ten nuclear submarines, said the Navy Commander Viktor Chi ... more
				Communicating with hypersonic vehicles in flight Near the end of the movie Apollo 13, which depicts the harrowing journey of the three astronauts aboard the aborted 1970 lunar mission, the tension mounts in textbook fashion. As the spacecraft hurd ... more		Britain, France demand Iran nuclear inspections Britain and France insisted Monday that any deal on Iran's contested nuclear programme must include a comprehensive verification regime to ensure Tehran sticks to its commitments, as the clock ticks down to an end-of-month deadline. ... more

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Iran lawmakers curtailed on power to veto nuclear deal Iran's parliament curtailed its own power to block a nuclear deal with world powers Sunday, effectively removing a longstanding threat that a final accord could be torn up by lawmakers. ... more		Planarian regeneration model discovered by artificial intelligence An artificial intelligence system has for the first time reverse-engineered the regeneration mechanism of planaria--the small worms whose extraordinary power to regrow body parts has made them a res ... more		As world burns, India's Amitav Ghosh writes for the future Fire on Ice: The Arctic's Changing Fire Regime Cosmic krypton timestamps reveal Australia landscape evolution and resources		Raytheon Demonstrates Advanced GPS OCX Capabilities Last week, Raytheon demonstrated the advanced capabilities of the Global Positioning System's Next Generation Operational Control System (GPS OCX) to key Defense Department and other stakeholders th ... more
Boeing opens new technology research center A new research and technology center has been officially opened by Boeing for collaborative development of technology in the areas of simulation and analytics. ... more		Egypt takes delivery of two US missile ships Egypt has taken delivery of two more US fast missile boats to boost its ability in ensuring "regional security and countering terrorism", the American embassy in Cairo said on Monday. ... more		Philippines buys 100 patrol boats to combat poachers The Philippines is buying nearly 100 new patrol boats to protect its fisheries, an official said Monday, in a substantial expansion from its current fleet of 20 as it responds to poaching by Chinese and Taiwanese vessels. ... more		Canadian military receives first two CH-148 helos Canada reports it has officially received six CH-148 Cyclone helicopters from Sikorsky Aircraft, enabling it to begin retiring some of its aging Sea Kings fleet. ... more

	Spirit AeroSystems delivers fuselage for CH-53K demonstrator The third fuselage for Sikorsky Aircraft's CH-53K King Stallion heavy lift helicopter program demonstrator has been delivered by Spirit AeroSystems Inc. ... more		AgustaWestland subsidiary suing Polish Ministry of Defense AgustaWestland's Polish subsidiary PZL-Swidnik is suing Poland's Ministry of Defense following the failure of its bid to supply the country with AW 149 helicopters. ... more

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Pentagon chief seeks NATO spending boost to counter Russia		Accidental conflict is true danger of Russia-West clash: experts		China, US set for 'vigorous' talks on tough issues		After the deal: Partnerships with Iran could reduce long-term nuclear risks		Boeing continues maintenance of ICBM guidance systems
Iran lawmakers curtailed on power to veto nuclear deal		Robot border guards among new airport tech at Paris Air Show		Filipinos fear 'armed conflict' with China over sea row: poll		Tibetans pray for Dalai Lama at 80th birthday celebration		Yemen hit by deadly car bomb, air strikes as talks fail

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Ghana orders Embraer's light attack aircraft

Pakistan military says 20 militants killed in air strikes

Kurds emerge as key force in fight against IS 'caliphate'

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Raytheon producing more radars for P-8A Poseidon aircraft

Qaeda in North Africa denies US strike killed ex-chief

France receives seventh A400M Atlas transport

US agencies face uphill battle for tech talent

NATO flexes muscles in Poland war games

New Chinese islands don't settle sea disputes: Japan

Philippines sets US, Japan naval exercises as China row simmers

Iran MPs unveil potential obstacle to nuclear deal

Jordanian AF receiving Thales radar system

US urges N.Korea to drop 'fantasy' of nuclear program

Yemen rebels accuse Saudi of trying to sabotage peace talks

China police shoot man dead at train station

New research shows Earth's core contains 90 percent of Earth's sulfur

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