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Taiwan Unveils $40B Defence Boost to Counter Rising China Threat

Taiwan announces $40B defence boost, strengthening military capabilities against China's growing threat and safeguarding democracy.

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Tejas Crash at Dubai Airshow Sparks Tough Questions for India’s Defence Industry

The Tejas fighter jet crash at the Dubai Airshow raises major concerns over India’s defense industry, export ambitions, and long-standing manufacturing flaws.

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Tejas Fighter Jet: When Did the First Crash Happen? India Confirms Two Major Incidents Since 2016

Tejas fighter jet has crashed twice since its 2016 induction. The first crash happened in 2024 in Rajasthan, raising concerns over India’s domestic jet program.

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How Much Does a Tejas Fighter Jet Cost? Price Breakdown After Recent Dubai Airshow Crash

India’s Tejas fighter jet costs between $43M–$80M per unit. Here’s why prices vary and how the recent Dubai Airshow crash impacts export prospects.

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Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder Sparks Global Interest at Dubai Airshow 2025

Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder draws global interest at Dubai Airshow 2025; MoU signed for fighter jet procurement and defence collaboration.

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UK Warns of Military Response as Russian Spy Ship Targets RAF Pilots with Lasers

UK warns of military response after Russian spy ship Yantar targets RAF pilots with lasers near Scottish waters.

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Pakistan’s JF-17 Steals the Show at Dubai Air Show, Outshines India’s Tejas

Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder steals the spotlight at Dubai Air Show, praised for cost-effectiveness, multirole ability, and combat-proven record.

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Pakistan Air Force Set to Impress at Dubai Airshow with Spectacular Aerial Displays

PAF pilots set to dazzle at Dubai Airshow with precision aerobatics; PAC showcases tech as global aviation leaders gather.

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Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Strengthen Ties with Strategic Defence Pact

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia pledge stronger defence ties under SMDA, boosting regional security and joint military cooperation.

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China Summons Japanese Ambassador Amid Rising Taiwan Tensions

China summons Japan’s ambassador after PM Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks, raising tensions over cross-Strait security and historical grievances.

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