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The Global Intelligence Monitoring Center An analytical intelligence wire prepared by the students of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona

SITUATION REPORTS

UNITED STATES: Boeing Delays Flagship Aircraft

SITUATION REPORTS

UNITED STATES: Three Chinese Nationals Arrested For Technology Export

SITUATION REPORTS

INDIA: Dispute on Air India Flight

BRIEFS

CHINA: Chinese Military Plans Strategic Shift

Summary: Sources say that, in an effort to boost its technological capabilities, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) is planning a troop reduction. Development: Reports indicate that the PLA has made plans to reduce the size of its 2.3-million-strong ground force by 700,000 troops.

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NORTH KOREA: Shipment of Banned Chemical Suits from China

Summary: South Korea intercepted a large shipment of chemical hazard suits sent to North Korea from China.  Development: On Sept. 22, the South Korean Coast Guard searched a freight vessel bound for North Korea from China in the South Korean port of Busan.

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FRANCE: Warning of New Terror Method

Summary: French intelligence services have issued warnings concerning suicide bombers carrying in-body explosives. Development: On Tuesday, Oct. 6, French intelligence services issued a warning that suicide bombers may attempt to conceal small amounts of explosives in their body in an effort to pass security.

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RUSSIA: Continued Arms Sales Indicate Strong India-Russia Relationship

Summary: Russia has been India's primary military hardware supplier for nearly half a century, and recent arms contracts indicate that New Delhi will continue this relationship. Development: India announced its interest in buying 50 additional Su-30 multirole fighters from Russia.

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SOUTH AMERICA: Regional Military Spending Signals Arms Race

Summary: An increase in military spending by nations in South America is isolating Colombia and further destabilizing relations in the region.      Development: Recently reported purchases and bids for new military technologies by South American countries highlight increasing tensions in the region.

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