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CONGO: Peacekeeping Becomes War

NAVAL AIR: Mixing Droids And Pilots In The Same Squadron

WEAPONS: Bigger Is No Longer Better

SUBMARINES: The Chinese Plan To Catch Up

MURPHY'S LAW: The Sad Death Of Euro Hawk

INDONESIA: Islamic Terrorists Down But Not Gone

BALKANS: Serbs And Albanians Sort Of Make Peace

MURPHY'S LAW: Searching For Mister Big

COUNTER-TERRORISM: The Other Al Qaeda

WEAPONS: Russia Resists A Revolutionary AK

SPACE: Chinese KillSats Threaten GPS Network

SYRIA: Iran Shows How It Is Done

NAVAL AIR: Replacing Carriers With Cruise Missiles

NAVAL AIR: China Learns From The Masters

ARTILLERY: The Tale Of The North Korean TELs

COUNTER-TERRORISM: A Taliban Cry For Help

MYANMAR: China Tries To Be The Good Guy

WARPLANES: Rafale Fades Some More

MURPHY'S LAW: A Melancholy Milestone For MiG

MURPHY'S LAW: China Bans Military Hotrods

KURDISH WAR: The Threat From Syria And Iran

YEMEN: Death Squads Gone Wild

WEAPONS: SEALs Succumb To Sig Sauer

SUPPORT: The Chinese Air Force Underground

MORALE: The Neo-Red Army Steps Out

LIBYA: Power To The Wrong People

SUDAN: The Forever War In Darfur

AIR DEFENSE: Russian Tech Fails To Protect Syria

CHINA: Cracking Down On North Korea

MURPHY'S LAW: North Korea And The High Tech Horror

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August 19, 2005

Uzbekistan's dictatorship is reaching out for allies to Russia, China and Iran. The Uzbek government is criticized by most Western nations, so is finding friends where it can.

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