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In 2005 the small arms division was spun off and privatized by the Israeli government, creating Israel Weapon Industries (IWI). Eight years later IWI US was established to answer enthusiast demand in the United States.

Since establishing ties in 1992, India has become Israel's biggest and most dependable purchaser of weapons

I own an Uzi, an Israeli HiPower, an X95, and two Galil Aces - but it was those last two that really started the buying frenzy.

Infosys Limited, Indias second-largest IT services company, on Sunday said it has reappointed Salil Parekh as its chief executive officer (CEO) and managing director (MD) for a five-year term ending March 2027.

Flash deals offered with up to 99% off gadgets to commemorate openingKUALA LUMPUR, May 20, 2022 - (ACN Newswire) - Malaysia's largest technology retailer Thunder Match Technology Sdn. Bhd. (TMT) is happy

By Devjyot Ghoshal and Aftab Ahmed NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is looking to domestic firms and eastern European nations for military gear and ammunition, as the worlds biggest buyer of Russian arms seeks alternative suppliers at a time when Moscow is fighting a war with Ukraine and facing sanctions. New Delhi has long talked of diversifying the suppliers to its huge armed forces, and even making more equipment at home, objectives that have taken on new urgency since Russias invasion, two govern...

India has identified 25.15 billion rupees ($324 million) worth of defence equipment it wants domestic firms to make this year, and avoid buying abroad, according to an online platform where the defence ministry lists its needs.

By Devjyot Ghoshal and Aftab Ahmed

India is looking to domestic firms and eastern European nations for military gear and ammunition, as the world's biggest buyer of Russian arms seeks alternative suppliers at a time when Moscow is fighting a war with Ukraine and facing sanctions.

Running mate Sara Duterte, the daughter of outgoing president, has lead in separate VP race; alliance of scions of authoritarian leaders compounds worries of human rights activists