NATO uses web portal to drive counterterrorism technology

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NATO's Counterterrorism (CT) Technology Development Programme (NCTDP) initiated a webportal in August 2006 to boost the creation of counter terrorism technology by distinguishing upcoming technologies in order to strengthen the alliance's Defence Against Terrorism (DAT) research-and-technology programme. It is being considered as a process that has built partnerships as countries and technology proposer's publicized through the use of exhibitions and the Riga summit.

Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Usage, Technology application, Control, Terrorism, Web portal, Web portals, Antiterrorism measures, Defence industries

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Give & take: The outlook for US-Japan defense industrial cooperation

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The Japanese defense industry accepted collaboration with the US companies on a more equal basis as the US companies shared huge contracts such as F-35 and Joint Strike Fighter. In the area of technology and production, this idea maximizes the three values of autonomy, diffusion and nurturance.

Japan, Foreign trade, International trade, Japanese foreign relations, Growth, Company growth

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