Tag #Arms Trafficking

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Mexico's Arms Lawsuit Faces US Supreme Court Hearing

Mexico's legal team will be in the US Supreme Court on March 4th for a hearing on its lawsuit against eight US arms manufacturers accused of supplying weapons to Mexican drug cartels; the court will review admissibility, not the merits of the case.

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Australia Approves Extradition of Former US Pilot to US

Australian Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus approved the extradition of Daniel Duggan, a 56-year-old father and former US fighter pilot, to the US to face charges of unlawfully training Chinese military personnel between 2010 and 2012, potentially resulting in a 60-year prison sentence.

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Chinese National Pleads Guilty to Aiding North Korea in Weapons Acquisition

A Chinese national living illegally in California pleaded guilty to helping North Korea obtain banned weapons and military technology for a planned attack on South Korea, receiving $2 million; authorities seized 50,000 rounds of ammunition, advanced chemical detection equipment, and anti-surveillanc...

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Australian Citizen to be Extradited to US for Training Chinese Pilots

Daniel Duggan, a 56-year-old former US Marine and Australian citizen, will be extradited to the US to face charges of arms trafficking and money laundering for allegedly training Chinese fighter pilots from 2009-2012; this follows Australia's enactment of stricter laws against former defense personn...

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Mexico: Insecurity, Corruption, and the Looming Shadow of Trump

A recent poll reveals that 72% of Mexicans blame the U.S. for illegal arms trafficking, while simultaneously expressing deep distrust in their own institutions, with insecurity and economic issues topping their concerns, and anxieties rising over the potential return of Donald Trump to power.

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Major Weapons Seizure in Palermo Reveals Illegal Arms Trafficking Ring

Palermo authorities seized numerous weapons, including a Sites Spectre M4 submachine gun, from a workshop in Villaggio Santa Rosalia; the suspect, despite being listed as impoverished, owned a luxurious villa and is suspected of modifying and assembling weapons for criminal organizations.

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