https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/india-japan-maritime-exercise-arabian-sea-jimex-1862541-2021-10-08
India and Japan held its fifth edition of JIMEX (India-Japan Maritime Bilateral Exercise), that was conducted in the Arabian Sea from October 6 to 8 with focus on maritime security...
Long overdue!:
https://www.reuters.com/world/india/tata-wins-bid-take-over-troubled-state-run-air-india-2021-10-08/
Tata regains control of troubled Air India with $2.4 bln bid
NEW DELHI, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Tata Sons will resume control of Air India after bidding $2.4 billion, including equity...
I partially agree and disagree. China is a very different case in many respects.
The transition is not inevitable or guaranteed...and it will not take on the same hue and form as it has done in other parts of the world (these countries are far younger nation states than China, which is...
We tend to learn about details of provisions in these things much later.
Yep I agree. There is also lot on the shipyard process side they can help with modernising and improving (especially in something so niche like submarines)...with eye on achieving next tier level of economy of scale.
The...
Issue is soft power needs govt to be less of a monolith....since soft power inevitably needs a lot of "A vs B" stuff at deep level in society's debate to generate, sustain and capture people's attention truly.
Will have to see how PRC manages that.
It is looking fairly robust as well....kumata post shows how as % of total production, it has doubled from 5 to 10% in 6 years or so recently etc.
So another doubling to 20% (for production) in this decade should be feasible, we shall see.
The %'s are even higher in installed capacity (since...
Maybe you overrated what the "sanctions" regime actually is.
It very rarely can permeate to corporate arena (where profits are involved all around) especially in the non-high tech sector.
Just ask China. They bulked up on all this stuff in 90s and 2000s....while tianenmen square sanctions (and...
I think this is just the early design phase so far, looking into Serco's activities.
They have probably assembled a team of consultants and naval designers etc.
If they prove their mettle in subsequent phases, i.e get an order somewhere (and work out all the production side etc with the...
Will be interesting to follow @Vergennes @Gessler @Gautam et al.
Overall I feel the AUKUS-SSN development will help augment the Franco-Indian strategic partnership, and both sides should look to expand and develop it more...
http://www.canadiandefencereview.com/news?news/3268
Serco Canada’s Atlas 120 Frigate Receives Approval in Principle
Serco Canada Marine’s Atlas 120 Frigate design has been granted Approval in Principle (AIP) by Lloyd’s Register (LR).
The Atlas 120 Light Frigate is a modern general purpose...
A breaking story, stay tuned
https://news.usni.org/2021/10/07/breaking-attack-submarine-uss-connecticut-suffers-underwater-in-pacific
This post has been updated with additional details on the injuries to the crew of USS Connecticut and the location of the collision.
Almost a dozen sailors...
Yes even earlier in this thread there was news of Indian company acquiring stake in TR drone company:
https://defencehub.live/threads/mius-%C2%A6-akinci-%C2%A6-aksungur-plus-various-turkish-unmanned-autonomous-programs.6/page-170#post-115818
Turkey has a good competitive advantage in this...
She was shoe-in for olympics too, but suffered from lack of form and some minor injury recovering iirc. Too bad, she would have likely medalled there if everything went right.
Good to see her back to form now.