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Yes, it is a problem for now but i can assure you, some program may be delayed but none would be canceled.

I can understand Hindi too!😉

@Nilgiri what is your thought on BBC's recent documentary about Modi's role in Gujrat 'riot'? Looks like it is creating a lot of controversy!

I think they are calling this plant a manufacturing one, at least how it is appearing now in the media. just CKD, probably not, but i am not sure.

AFAIK, they have some large assembly plants, But no, there is no manufacturing plant yet. It is a shame considering Toyota has been in this country even before the birth of republic. And lets not even talk about Bangladesh ministry of commerce here. Anyway, there is another big project for EV...

@Gary! Fun fact, that very Hyundai SUV used to be imported by fair technology from Indonesia. But now it will be manufactured in BD with lower cost per unit.

No, Toyota is unmatched by a large margin. but i think, i see more and more Hyundai and other companies cars and SUVs nowadays than what it was 5/7 years ago.

bruh! just be happy for us, at least we having a manufacturing plant for the first time.😎

That is some awesome capability bro!

That 'fifth generation' is very likely to be editor's mistake. When I read the article last night it seemed very weird to me.

I believe as the main next generation combat ship of Turkish navy, TF2000 should have ABM capability as well as limited ability to defend against hypersonics ( point defence ) What do you guys think? I think SIPER block ii should be able to do both with the combination of CAFRAD.

@Gary! how dare you put my favourite howitzer at number 9?😡 The M109 A6 is the best piece of SP artillery out there ever.🥰 And archer is the second best. 😊 Russians are gonna get there ass handed to them from now on.

What can i say? You are just cherry picking this and that instead of carefully and thoroughly examining the pros and cons of UN peacekeeping missions in light of history. Otherwise you could have seen that, the PROS of UN peacekeeping missions in Africa outweigh the CONS by a considerable...

This is a very good question, the reason why we ended up with this kind of messy foreign policy regarding Rohinga refugee crisis, can summarized broadly in two different points. First of all, it is about our own inconsistency, incompetence and the lack of proper man power in the field of...

Actually, they have good contributions to keep the peace and stability in war torn African countries. You should read about that, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_UN_Peacekeeping_Force

But as we all know, that is how defense deals are made. Main contractor make it own deal with subcontractors for supplying the subsystems. What is wrong with that?

More UN peacekeepers are needed in poor African countries for nation building, at least until the basic infrastructures and institutions are being build. Otherwise tribalism will always be there and foreign powers will continue to exploit it for their own gains.

So, it looks like they are buying extra ammunitions along with the standard package for training and logistics. 100 per TB2 is lot.

I dont follow, shouldnt it be $180 millions for 18 units if $10 millions is per unit cost with the ammunition package? how is it $ 270 millions? And Poles brought 24 TB2 for approximately $270 millions package deal, which included ammunition, c2 center, training simulator and logistics. So, it...

$20 million per unit with its total package. After all, Arab countries really pays double for everything they buy.😆 Iirc, the polish deal was around 12 million per aircraft along with the standard package.