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Terrorism & Security Global defense spending dips for first time in 15 years
Defense budget cuts in the US and Europe were more than enough to offset an increase in spending by rising powers like Russia and China.
Syria's chemical weapons: How secure are they?
Two vetoes later, Russia says it will now back UN plan on Syria
Iran loading homemade nuclear fuel rods, firing up new centrifuges
Pakistan's military dismisses talk of a coup as politics heat up
Opinion How the US is like North Korea
IAEA report: What's driving Iran's latest bout of nuclear obstinacy
Top 10 military spending nations; oil countries post biggest jumps this decade
Why West struggles to rein in Iran's nuclear program
Why Tehran courts UN members from Brazil to Bosnia on Iran nuclear issue
Global scrutiny follows reports of Chinese nuclear base

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