Largesse encompasses state-initiated building, local budgets, schools and public transportation

Other private arms manufacturers worry that Israel would fail to get a fair price for the company and would harm local companies competing for contracts with the Israel Defense Forces

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Israeli military chief of staff recommended the shift due to economic considerations, but is said to be uncomfortable with the extent to which the military station deals with political issues

The deal has been cancelled in favor of 'home-grown' anti-tank arms system, Indian media reports

In Harare I was told, a decade ago, that having fought off white minority rule, Zimbabwe was in danger of becoming a 'Chinese colony'. The intimate ties between post-coup leaders and Beijing may mean those fears are becoming reality

Protests, in-fighting, and inappropriate emails demonstrate just how contentious the debate around the Israel boycott movement has become in academia

'Given the politicized atmosphere that seems to have afflicted our set, I don’t see how I can return to Transparent,' Jeffrey Tambor says