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Pakistan’s relations with America: The hardest word
Strains between supposed friends prove alarmingly insurmountable(20)
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Sudden attention paid to the ailing state of the air force in the "renegade province"(242)
India and Pakistan show off their nuclear-capable missiles(58)
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A rare look inside the world’s biggest military expansion(506)
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The deal with North Korea is good for America. It might just turn out to be great(106)
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Pakistan’s army and the law: The men in black v the men in green
In daring to take on Pakistan’s army, the Supreme Court is striking a blow for the rule of law(66)
Papua New Guinea: Desperate fling
When is a mutiny not a coup?(1)
Rebalancing America’s forces: The downgrading of Europe
Barack Obama’s new defence plans neglect Europe at their peril(130)
Military technology: Magic bullets
Smart ammunition is about to make things a lot more dangerous for guerrillas fighting regular troops(57)
America's military strategy: Dealing with reality
Barack Obama's military strategy is both sensible and a belated recognition of realities that have been all too apparent for some time(80)
American veterans: A hard homecoming
Budget battles and a stagnant economy greet America’s soldiers as they return from Iraq and Afghanistan(69)
India's armed forces: Bombay naval gazing
Sunday by the Gateway of India, with gunboats, camera-phones and flying colours(13)
Finland and American intelligence: Secret history
How close were Finnish-American relations in the Cold War(5)
Talks on curbing cluster weapons fizzle and fail(7)
Defence spending: Always more, or else
Fear-mongering over America's defence budget(36)
Pakistan and America: Till deaths us do part
NATO's deadly strike on an outpost of the Pakistani army brings their difficult relationship a step closer to rupture(459)
Cluster munitions: Cluster's last stand
Where cluster bombs are made(114)
Brazil and landmines: Peace and love
Brazil has more landmines than anyone else(24)
Russia and NATO: An absence of trust
Why Russia is no closer to working with NATO on missile defence(43)
Electromagnetic weapons: Frying tonight
Warfare is changing as weapons that destroy electronics, not people, are deployed on the field of battle(148)
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