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NewsDesk MC March 22, 2026March 22, 2026 air power, arms sales, avionics, China military, cross strait tensions, defence industry, defence procurement, F-16V, fighter jets, geopolitical risk, Indo Pacific security, J-20, Lockheed Martin, military modernization, radar systems, security policy, strategic deterrence, taiwan, united states, US Taiwan relations, weapons delivery delays

Taiwan says U.S. F-16V deliveries to begin this year after delays

Taipei— Taiwan said deliveries of delayed F-16V fighter jets from the United States will begin this year, with production now

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Saudi expels Iranian military staff, cites violations after reported attacks

Riyadh— Saudi Arabia has expelled several Iranian military officials and condemned what it described as “blatant” attacks by Iran against

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NewsDesk MC December 3, 2025 arms exports, arms legislation, arms regulation, Bern politics, defense industry, defense trade, European defense sector, export restrictions, export rules, Federal Council, industry competitiveness, national neutrality, neutrality, policy reform Switzerland, security governance, security policy, Swiss government, Swiss parliament, Switzerland, Switzerland law change

Switzerland Moves Toward Carefully Easing Arms Export Rules Amid Industry Push

Zurich – Switzerland is moving closer to adopting a revised framework for arms exports, marking a carefully balanced step that