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In this episode the Jane's Defence Weekly team discuss the effect of the Covid-19 coronavirus on Chinese security, the predicament of Turkish forces in Syria, and NATO's upcoming 'Defender Europe' manoeuvres. In addition, Jane's staffers who attended the Singapore Airshow from 15-20 February report back on what they saw there.

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This episode is sponsored by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems.

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In this episode the Jane's team discuss the 2 January assassination of Iranian military leader Qasem Soleimani and its repercussions, along with President Trump's call for greater NATO involvement in the Middle East.

For the final segment, Sam Cranny-Evans, the author of Jane's Armoured Fighting Vehicles is joined by John Strijdom of Newton to discuss some of the key themes and topics raised by the International Armoured Vehicles (IAV) 2020 conference that was held from 20 - 23 January in London.

In this podcast the Jane's Defence Weekly team discuss what happened at the 3-4 December NATO Leaders meeting in the UK, at which the alliance marked its 70th anniversary but otherwise had little to celebrate.

Also discussed are North Korea's secretive rocket engine tests at the Sohae Missile and Space Launch Facility, the commissioning of China's second aircraft carrier, and Libya's UAV-based air war.

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In this episode the Jane's Defence Weekly team discuss Turkey's future fighter intentions, developments in Afghanistan, plans for greater international engagement for the Bundeswehr, a Libyan IMINT (Imagery intelligence) anomaly and the trials and tribulations of the US Army's OMFV programme.

In this episode Jane's defence editors discuss the highlights from recent defence shows (AUSA in Washington, DC, and ADEX in Seoul) as well as what turned up in the 1 October parade in Beijing and the strategic implications of the US withdrawal from Syria. Do you like these Podcasts? Check out on this page if there's any other way Jane's can help you. bit.ly/JanesDefencePodcast 

This podcast episode sees Jane's Defence Weekly Editor Peter Felstead discuss the 14 September attack on Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure with JDW Middle East/Africa Editor Jeremy Binnie before a number of Jane's specialists focus on what was shown at September's DSEI 2019 defence exhibition in London (recorded 18/09/19). Do you like these Podcasts? Check out on this page if there's any other way Jane's can help you. bit.ly/JanesDefencePodcast 

The Jane's Defence Weekly team discuss some of the more salient defence stories recently covered by the magazine, which in this episode include North Korea's latest missile launches, the ramifications of the demise of the INF Treaty, and the UAV proxy war in Libya.

In this episode the Jane's Defence Weekly team discuss a variety of topics making headlines in the magazine, including the Turkish S-400 purchase, tanker trouble in the Strait of Hormuz, tensions with China over the South China Sea and US arms sales to Taiwan, and the emergence of increasingly sophisticated weapons being used by the Houthis in Yemen.

This podcast was recorded on Wednesday 17th July and information provided is accordingly subject to change after such date as news develops.

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