By Rick Morris
Jane's Information Group has some of the best intelligence in the world at its fingertips. On matters ranging from military to security to weaponry and beyond, the staff at Jane's provides top-notch information to its subscribers and probably runs rings around our frequently inept CIA much of the time.The site includes free excerpts of its material in many different categories. From time to time here at The FDH Lounge Blog, we will link directly to their outstanding material on many subjects and allow those of you who are very much concerned with geopolitics and the world around us to keep up on important matters.
In addition to the material below, we refer you to the January, February, March, and April installments of this series.
Defense
China’s NORINCO develops new 40 mm automatic grenade launcher
Former DoD official pours cold water on Taiwan’s submarine deal with US
Contenders submit bids for Indian Multirole Combat Aircraft requirement
German report calls for improved armed forces structure
Global Hawk scoops Broad Area Maritime Surveillance prize
US DoD rebuts criticism of program cost estimation
Life after Bush – the US defense budget
Saab heralds next-generation Gripen improvements
Broadening the horizon: battlefield broadband
Shooting match – navies face gun-caliber multiple choice
Public Safety
Plan to ban sex offenders from online networking sites
Executive Overview: Jane’s Explosive Ordinance Disposal
Security
Zawahiri answers back
China-US hotline could stay cool
Rising crime in Costa Rica
US claims North Korea helped Syria build alleged reactor
Secret Sanya – China’s new nuclear naval base revealed
Anti-aircraft weapon seized from Brazilian drug gang
China may recall arms shipment to Zimbabwe
Georgia accuses Russia of shooting down drone
Ukraine – industrial and common espionage
Kenya appoints prime minister and cabinet
Who will head Russia’s new version of the FBI?
Russian parliament to decide if Putin is to become prime minister
Pakistan – new leader, new politics?
FARC exposed
Zimbabwe’s ruling party loses its hold on parliament
Law Enforcement
Forensic science review calls for better standards and training
Ecuador purges armed forces and police
Police force keeps tabs on officers
Transport
BAA breakup on the horizon
TSA head announces high-tech screening program
US carriers seek cash options
Shipping stays on course
Monday, May 5, 2008
May Jane's Geopolitical Roundup
Labels:
China,
Georgia,
Jane's Information Group,
North Korea,
Pakistan,
Russia,
Ukraine,
Zimbabwe
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