Germany: Illegal migration rise prompts border crackdown
Soaring numbers of illegal migrants is sharpening a growing debate about migration in Germany.
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MBDA secures contract for Korean helicopter armament
MBDA has been awarded a contract by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) to provide the Mistral ATAM anti-air missile system for the Korean Marine Attack Helicopter (KMAH).
The post MBDA secures contract for Korean helicopter armament first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
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Austria looks to UK for ‘Rwanda-style’ plan to outsource asylum applications
Britain’s Conservative government has long harboured plans to process asylum applications in Rwanda, but the courts have ruled it unlawful.
Russia fumes as the West courts its neighbors in Central Asia – CNBC
Russia fumes as the West courts its neighbors in Central Asia CNBCEmmanuel Macron in Kazakhstan in search of rare earths and nuclear deals • FRANCE 24 English FRANCE 24 EnglishMacron visits Astana as France signs energy deal with …
Russia fumes at the West’s charm offensive in its backyard, saying it’s ‘luring’ its friends away
Russia is likely to be watching closely as Western nations try to build alliances in what has traditionally been seen as its “backyard” and sphere of influence.
No ‘temporary cease-fire’ without return of hostages, Netanyahu says
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin restricted Pentagon transportation for official travel to Israel; a senior defense official said, “it’s just not a safe time to travel there.”
The Wiggles object after ‘Hot Potato’ blasted nonstop near homeless camp
Bunbury’s mayor denied that playing “Hot Potato” was meant to deter homeless people, but the Wiggles weren’t happy the Australian city used their song.
This is why Kim Jong Un is shutting many North Korean embassies
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is closing down several of the country’s embassies, including those in Uganda, Angola, and Spain, as part of a major scaling back. The move is thought to be a result of Kim’s focus on increasing arms deals with Russia, w…