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Australia Cancels French Submarine Deal in Favour of US

Following of the formal declaration of the Australia-US-UK defence agreement, Australia has cancelled its procurement plan for twelve conventional submarines from French Naval Group in favour of nuclear-powered submarines from the United States and United Kingdom. On the 15th of September, American President Joe Biden announced a new working group with the United Kingdom…

24.09.2021

First batch of Boxer CRV Delivered to Australian Army

The Australian Army has received its first 25 Boxer 8x8 Combat Reconnaissance Vehicles (CRV). These vehicles are part of the $4.02 billion LAND 400 Phase 2 Mounted Combat Reconnaissance Capability project. Out of the vehicles received by the Australian Army, 13 were of the multipurpose variant, while the remaining 12 were reconnaissance variants.…

07.06.2021

Ruselectronics Launches Cooperation with Manufacturers of Electrical Equipment from Italy and Australia

The Ruselectronics holding company of the State Corporation Rostec has signed cooperation agreements with the Australian company NOJA Power and the Italian company Tesmec, which develop and manufacture electrotechnical equipment. The parties will engage in joint implementation of projects for the automation of electrical networks in order to increase the reliability of the power grid…

12.12.2019

The UK to Strengthen the Nuclear Industry

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced the intentions of the country's authorities to direct efforts towards the development of the nuclear industry in both the civil and defense segments. The authorities also intend to allocate additional funds to ensure deterrence. Rishi Sunak believes that domestic nuclear capability is vital for the national defense and energy…

29.03.2024

The US have “Extended” its Military Presence in the Indo-Pacific Region

The U.S. Senate has allocated $7.1 billion to finance a the Compacts of Free Association (Cofa) — an agreement that provides the US with exclusive military access to Palau, the Marshall Islands and Micronesia in exchange for economic support for a period of 20 years. The Financial Times newspaper reported on the Senate's decision. The…

14.03.2024

SIPRI Released its Trends in International Arms Transfer Report

SIPRI experts prepared a report about trends in international arms report. For a five-year period between 2018-2022 imports of major arms increased by 47% in Europe. At the same time global arms transfers reduced by 5.1%. The decreases in arms transfers occurred in Africa (-40%), in America (-21%), in Asia and Oceania (-7.5%) and in…

21.03.2023

Russian expert on how sanctions will affect Russian oil

On December 5 the European embargo on the supply of Russian oil by sea comes into force and in February this measure will be extended to petroleum products. Russian expert Ivan Timofeev explains how sanctions will increase costs for Russia, as well as why the participants of the Western coalition don’t need the support of…

05.12.2022

Food and Commodities Crisis is Going to Sharpen

According to the Global Crisis Response Group more and more people are now forecast to be pushed into food insecurity and extreme poverty by the end of 2022. There is an estimate that 345 million people will be acutely food insecure or at a high risk of food insecurity in 82 countries in 2022. Meanwhile,…

09.08.2022

The EU Sanctions: mechanism and prospects

Until the EU imposed sanctions on Russia in 2014, few Europeans were aware that the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) entailed the imposition of sanctions. Member States had been enacting sanctions jointly since the early 1980s; in the initial decades, European measures had modest economic consequences, but it has changed. The increasing centrality of…

05.08.2022

World military expenditure reaches it peak

SIPRI reports that total global military expenditure reached $2113 billion in 2021, increasing by 0.7%. The five largest spenders were the United States, China, India, the United Kingdom and Russia, together accounting for 62% of expenditure. Military expenditure reaches record level in the second year of the pandemic. This was the seventh consecutive year…

25.04.2022

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Australia Cancels French Submarine Deal in Favour of US

First batch of Boxer CRV Delivered to Australian Army

Ruselectronics Launches Cooperation with Manufacturers of Electrical Equipment from Italy and Australia

The UK to Strengthen the Nuclear Industry

The US have “Extended” its Military Presence in the Indo-Pacific Region

SIPRI Released its Trends in International Arms Transfer Report

Russian expert on how sanctions will affect Russian oil

Food and Commodities Crisis is Going to Sharpen

The EU Sanctions: mechanism and prospects

World military expenditure reaches it peak

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