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South African 'Arms Deal' scandal could engulf Sweden, Britain

Stockholm - South African opposition parties are calling on government to re-open an investigation into alleged bribery during the country’s 2000 Strategic Defence Package aimed at upgrading the country’s air and naval assets.

In the Media by Christopher Szabo

Apprehension over possible Arms Deal between Russia and Venezuela

Moscow - The United States is alarmed over a possible $5+ billion arms deal between Russia and Venezuela, due to the likely aftermath of such a transaction.

In the Media by Heike Winnig

Russia, Libya announce $1.8 billion arms deal

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin announced on Saturday that his government and Libya have agreed to an arms deal worth $1.8 billion. Putin also said that the agreement is not just for small arms.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

South Africa Marks 10 Years Of Peacekeeping; Arms Deal Furore

South Africa has marked its 10-year anniversary of peacekeeping missions. At a military parade in the central city of Bloemfontein, President Jacob Zuma said the missions brought hope to the African continent.

In the Media by Christopher Szabo

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Briton Tappin denied bail in US

A Briton extradited to the United States over allegations of arms dealing is denied bail.

Arm Holdings profits up over 40%

Arm Holdings, which designs chips used in iPhones, sees its profits rise after successfully agreeing more deals to licence its designs.

UN nuclear chief to fly to Iran for inspections deal

The UN nuclear agency chief will fly to Tehran over the weekend to sign a deal meant to allow his organization to resume a long-stalled search for evidence that Iran worked on developing nuclear arms, the agency and diplomats say.

How Germany lost the WWI arms race

How France and Britain won WWI arms race

'Take both arms' blood pressure'

Measuring blood pressure in both arms should be routine, says a University of Exeter study, because it is the difference between the arms that counts.