Transparency International UK looked at 163 companies around the world and found that 107 showed limited, or no evidence of ethics and anti-corruption programs.
See page for author [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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Category Archives: Air
Japan Coast Guard selects Falcon 2000 MSA
The Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has selected the Falcon 2000 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft (MSA).
Iran’s Army Day military parade 2015
BAE Systems to skip Paris Air Show as well
Besides Northrop Grumman, attendees of this year’s Paris Air Show won’t be able to see BAE Systems’ exhibits as well.
By Dmitry A. Mottl (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden to widen defense cooperation
The Defense Ministers of Denmark, Norway, Sweden and and Iceland’s foreign minister, signed an opinion piece in Oslo-based newspaper Aftenposten on Apr. 10. Signaling their respective countries intentions to cooperate on defense issues.
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Conflict in Ukraine allowing U.S. military to glean intelligence on Russian military technology
The U.S. military found out the potential capabilities of Russian electronic warfare technology during the conflict in Ukraine.
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Xi relying on old boy network to strengthen PLA
A lengthy piece by Asahi Shimbun on how Chinese President Xi Jinping is using his old boy network to strengthen his control of the People’s Liberation Army.
Russia’s Black Sea fleet in anti-submarine warfare exercise
Ships and aircraft from Russia’s Black Sea Fleet are engaged in an anti-submarine warfare exercise in the Black Sea.
“Project 1124M Suzdalets 2009 G1” by George Chernilevsky – Own work. Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
China surpassed Germany to become 3rd largest weapons exporter
The latest arms import and export database from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute shows China surpassing Germany to become the third largest weapons exporter.
A culinary journey from submarines to Air Force One
Master Chief Petty Officer Dexter Johnson spent two tours cooking meals for sailors inside a submarine before he got picked to cook for three U.S. Presidents at the White House.
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