Defense Technology Monitor: No. 11
Trending toward terminators;
Army adopts 3D printing;
Combating suicide drones;
The future of UAV fueling;
How drones are reshaping American strategy
Trending toward terminators;
Army adopts 3D printing;
Combating suicide drones;
The future of UAV fueling;
How drones are reshaping American strategy
“India has done enough to simplify its defense procurement and other norms,” opined Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar at a speech in Washington last December. “It is time for U.S. Government and Industry to reciprocate. It is easy to blame Indian bureaucracy but in some cases, U.S. bureaucracy is much worse.’’
Firebase: Crimea;
Russian subversion in the Balkans  
Pro-China groups rally in Hong Kong;
In ongoing reshuffle Xi populates more ministries with loyalists
President Barack Obama believed that reaching a deal with Iran over its nuclear weapons program would be a historic diplomatic breakthrough that could lead to a fundamental transformation in U.S.-Iranian relations and, more importantly, to significant changes in Iran's international behavior. But, nearly a year after the deal's implementation, there are no signs of change in Iran, and good reason to believe that the deal is in its final days.