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The UK Ministry of Defence may need to write off a large proportion of expenses errors, which came to light in a recent National Audit Office report
11 November 2009
Briefing: Indonesia unveils defence industry revitalisation plan
Indonesia plans to revitalise defence industries over the next few years
12 November 2009
South Africa calls time on A400M
South Africa has withdrawn from the international A400M transport aircraft programme due to its rising costs and continued delays
06 November 2009
UK throws weight behind Saab's Gripen bid to win F-X2 contest
The UK will be responsible for producing 25% of every Gripen sold to Brazil
11 November 2009
Russia plans reactivation of two Kirov-class cruisers
Moscow wants to have two ships available for global deployments while the third undergoes maintenance
11 November 2009
Finmeccanica signs wide-ranging MoU with Kazakhstan
Kazakh armed forces' T-72 main battle tanks are expected to be updated following signing of accords with Finmeccanica
10 November 2009
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- Kazakhstan improves artillery with Israeli support
Australia requires help for future submarine
Australia's desire for a fleet of indigenously built next-generation submarines is proving over-ambitious, with difficulty experienced in maintaining the necessary industrial capabilities. Assistance will therefore be sought from allies
06 November 2009
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- Collins-class successors could cost $33bn
Ruag warns 2,000 jobs may be lost through Swiss export ban
A Swiss ban on the export of defence materiel will put jobs at risk, warns Ruag
06 November 2009
Israel F-35 modification plans deferred for cost containment
Each of the first 25 aircraft could cost USD130 million should Israel be granted US government approval
04 November 2009
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