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Top Daily Stories for July 2011
Jul
7
2011
Canada Ends Combat Mission in Afghanistan
Canada ended its nine-year combat mission in Afghanistan on July 7, closing the curtain after the deaths of 157 troops and signaling the start of further American and NATO withdrawals later this year.
Jul
7
2011
Taiwan Test Fires Sub-Launched Missile
Taiwan has test fired for the first time a locally developed, submarine-launched missile designed to counter the threat of China's fast-expanding navy.
Jul
7
2011
Multinational Arctic Exercises Planned
The Pentagon envisions multinational exercises in the Arctic involving the United States and seven other countries that recently agreed to jointly conduct search-and-rescue missions in the vast region.
Jul
6
2011
Turkey Appoints New Defense Minister
Turkey's government has named a new defense minister, Ismet Yilmaz, who will replace Vecdi Gonul, it was announced July 6.
Jul
6
2011
Italy To Scale Back Overseas Military Operations
Italy said it has decided to gradually reduce its military operations abroad, as the government grapples with a financial crisis which has forced it to pass a series of austerity cuts.
Jul
6
2011
UAE May Purchase 60 More F-16s
The United Arab Emirates is now talking with Lockheed Martin about buying more F-16 fighter aircraft because France's offer of an advanced version of the Rafale combat jet is seen as too expensive.
Jul
6
2011
Iran Fires Antiship Missiles Near Hormuz Gulf
Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards launched several antiship missiles near the strategic Strait of Hormuz, the country's TV channel Al-Alam reported.
Jul
6
2011
Somali brought to U.S. to face terrorism trial
A Somali citizen captured in April was interrogated aboard a U.S. warship for two months and is now in New York to face terrorism charges.
Jul
5
2011
India Broadens Ties in Central Asia
In a move seen as building stronger bridges with Central Asian countries, Indian Defence Minister A.K. Antony is visiting Kyrgyzstan.
Jul
3
2011
USFK Chief Plays Down N.Korean Military Threat
The outgoing commander of the U.S. Forces Korea has said the North Korean Army is only good at managing operations involving small units of personnel and not much else, VOA reported Friday.
