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Sea assault - China's developing amphibious capability

China has taken steps towards a more modern and robust amphibious capability, allowing it to maintain a credible threat to Taiwan and support territorial claims in the South China Sea. Richard Fisher explains how China is likely to be able to match traditional sea powers by 2020.

05 August 2011

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Newly appointed premier names first cabinet team in Somalia

Somalia's recently appointed Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali named his first government on 20 July.

22 July 2011

Egypt's transition runs into trouble

An Egyptian girl walks under slogans supporting the protest at Tahrir Square, the focal point of the Egyptian uprising, in Cairo on 18 July 2011. Egypt's prime minister named 12 new Cabinet members on 17 July in a reshuffle under pressure from protesters demanding a purge of remnants of the former regime, state television reported. The writing on the wall reads in Arabic: 'I'm staying at Tahrir Square.' (PA)

A host of political and judicial disputes have caused Egypt's transition from military to civilian rule to run into difficulties.

22 July 2011

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Challenges ahead as South Sudan celebrates independence

The Republic of South Sudan became the world's newest country on 9 July, gaining immediate recognition from the United States and the European Union, but difficult negotiations with new neighbour Sudan and the settling of internal tensions remain key challenges.

12 July 2011

Behind the lines - North Korea's ballistic missile units

Kal-gol Missile Base: Support and administrative facilities seen in this DigitalGlobe image on 16 January 2011 (DigitalGlobe). (© 2011 DigitalGlobe)

North Korea is on the threshold of testing an intercontinental ballistic missile but relatively little is known about the structure and deployment of its missile forces. Using satellite imagery and new information, Jane's identifies operational missile bases and facilities.

16 June 2011

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Peru faces future under new president-elect

On 5 June, Ollanta Humala emerged as Peru's next president after a hotly contested second round of voting. (PA)

On 5 June, Ollanta Humala emerged as Peru's next president after a hotly contested second round of voting, beating Keiko Fujimori by a narrow margin.

08 June 2011

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Venezuela rejects US sanctions on state-owned oil company

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez attends the 2011 May Day rally in Caracas, Venezuela. (PA)

US sanctions against Venzuela's national oil company, Petroleos de Venezuela, because of its links to Iran, were rejected by President Hugo Chávez

25 May 2011

UK recruits cyber experts to protect key networks

The UK is recruiting a number of cyber experts to be deployed alongside armed forces personnel on military operations in a bid to protect its key networks, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence confirmed on 1 June

03 June 2011

Nicaraguan drugs haul underlines country's co-operation with the US

Police get ready to burn cocaine in Managua, capital of Nicaragua, 30 January 2009. Nicaraguan anti-drug police burned about two tonnes of cocaine, police media office said (PA)

A joint Nicaragua-US operation in the Caribbean netted a large drug haul on 4 May.

17 May 2011

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