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South Korea’s domestically developed KF-21 Boramae has achieved a new milestone. On Feb. 20, 2023, the fourth prototype of the KF-21 Boramae (Korean for “Hawk”), successfully flew from the first time from Sacheon airport, headquarters [...]

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced it had awarded the Indonesian shipyard PT PAL an AED1.5 billion (USD408.32 million) contract to supply a “multimission vessel”...

The sudden death last month of Oleg Babinov, a legendary pioneer of corporate intelligence in Moscow, came just days before the first anniversary of Russia's military operation in Ukraine, on 24 February. Babinov opened Kroll's first Moscow office in 1993

The hire should be made official shortly by Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba. Pavel Verkhniatsky, founder and managing partner at

According to information obtained by Intelligence Online, members of the former deputy governor of Riyadh Mohammed bin Saad's family are involved

In a defence motion submitted to a North Carolina, USA, court on 9 February, embattled private investigator Nick del Rosso

Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a decree on 31 January approving an additional 70 new staff for the State Courier Service, the GFS.

London: Royal Navy vet Bennett's success as defence sector consultantPublishing its decision on 27 January, the Advisory Committee on Business

According to information gathered by Intelligence Online, the Italian lawful interception company RCS Lab is reviving its business networks in

Americas The US Navy awarded Gibbs & Cox a $39.6 million future surface combatant force (LSCF) design and engineering contract. The contract, through February 2024, supports the next-generation guided-missile destroyer (DDG(X))and other emerging ship concepts. It also includes feasibility studies in support of the broader navy fleet. President Vladimir Putin announced Tuesday that Moscow would suspend its participation […]

The Directorate of Intelligence published the photos online showing the unannounced delivery of the US-made helicopter. After receiving the former British Sea King helicopters, it appears that Ukraine has now fielded another western helicopter: the [...]

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In the framework of a Public Hearing to be held on 1 March, SEDE Members will exchange views with experts on the geopolitical implications of the growing military cooperation between China and Russia, in particular against the background of Russia's ongoing war of aggression against Ukraine.
The debate will focus on the increasing cooperation on arms and technology transfers, on military exercises between the two countries as well as on the use of hybrid warfare and disinformation campaigns against Western allies and in Europe. SEDE. MEPs will also be briefed on the state of play of the new EU Military Assistance Mission in support of Ukraine.
SEDE Hearings
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SEDE Members will exchange views with experts on the geopolitical implications of the growing military cooperation between China and Russia, in particular against the background of Russia's ongoing war of aggression against Ukraine. The debate will focus on the increasing cooperation on arms and technology transfers, on military exercises between the two countries as well as on the use of hybrid warfare and disinformation campaigns against Western allies and in Europe.
Location : SPAAK 5B1
Draft programme
Poster
Source : © European Union, 2023 - EP

The US Treasury Department has been vocal in its annoyance at the growing number of private Dubai-based traders selling goods to Russia from the emirate's Jebel Ali Free Zone. Arriving in Dubai on 1 February, a US delegation led by

Since January, the 604th Special Purpose Center's Vityaz unit of the special forces of Russia's National Guard, Rosgvardia, have been

The British embassy in Washington, D.C. has retained Harvard law professor Matthew Stephenson to prepare a report on how US professionals, including

Despite announcing it would depart from the Russian market in press releases last year, the German metal work and tools

Opposition Kuomintang party vice chairman Andrew Hsia's visit to China, which ended on 17 February, allowed him to voice criticism

Wang Duanyong, the director of the Centre for China's Overseas Interests Studies at the School of International Relations and Public

New Caledonia's Nouméa-La Tontouta air base is poised to undergo