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The full list of Trump’s tariffs – from India to Taiwan The GuardianLive Updates: Trump’s tariffs kick in, reversing decades of global trade expansion CNBCHere’s what Trump’s new tariffs look like on a map AxiosFURTHER …
At Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania, the roar of fighter jets is part of daily life and part of NATO’s ongoing commitment to Baltic security, according to NATO.
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“The sort of lowest hanging fruit there are probably contested logistics, counter-UAS [unmanned aerial systems] and electronic warfare,” Joby Executive Chairman Paul Sciarra told Breaking Defense.
The FBI inaugurated its first New Zealand office, with Director Kash Patel suggesting it would counter China’s influence, causing diplomatic friction. New Zealand officials downplayed the China connection, emphasizing joint efforts against crimes like …
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The 7th edition of the Fraunhofer Innovation and Technology Platform (FIT) 2025, held in New Delhi, significantly strengthened the strategic partnership between India and Germany in the essential sectors of microelectronics and semiconductors.Organised by the Fraunhofer Society, Europe’s largest applied research organisation, and supported by India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information
India’s Project Kusha represents a significant breakthrough in indigenous air defence technology, aiming to develop a multi-layered, long-range surface-to-air missile (SAM) system comparable to or even surpassing Russia’s advanced S-400 and S-500 systems.Spearheaded by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) with support from Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) and other Indian
France’s CAC 40 fell 1.8%, and Germany’s DAX dropped 1.7%, underlining the significant impact the new measures are having across Europe’s largest economies.
India’s External Affairs Ministry recently underlined that the country’s defence procurements are dictated exclusively by India’s national security imperatives and strategic priorities, rather than influence from external actors or transient geopolitical pressures.Addressing the media in New Delhi, Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal asserted that all decisions regarding the sourcing of
India’s Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), led by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, made a decision to approve significant capital acquisition proposals worth ₹54,000 crore ($6.51 billion), which are planned to modernise and elevate India’s defence capabilities.It also powers the Government’s long-term initiative of promoting local defence production to bring advanced technology to all three