Improved Saudi-Iran relationship has Israel nervous — about Iran, and about China
According to government sources, the Israeli Ministry of Defense paused a large arm sale to a Middle Eastern nation when the Saudi-Iranian deal was announced.
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New UK-Japan-Italy fighter takes shape, with electronics details emerging
“More than half the things this aircraft can do is because of its sensors,” said Masahiko Arai, Senior General Manager, Defense Systems Division, Mitsubishi Electric.
Operations in contested environments demand collaborative autonomy between crewed and uncrewed aircraft
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UK finally clears troubled Ajax infantry fighting vehicle to enter service in 2025, 8 years late
The decision brings to a close months of uncertainty that saw officials refuse to commit to any timeframe for the troubled British Army platform to be fielded.
Pakistan Deploying New TPS-77 Radar Near India Border; Here’s Why
With Pakistan expanding its radar network, it will be important for India to ensure that it has the necessary countermeasures to protect its airspace, says Girish LingannaPakistan is developing yet another TPS-77 radar site in Chorr Cantonment, just 58 kilometres away from the International Border. The TPS-77 Multi-Role Radar (MRR) is a highly-capable radar system that provides critical
Paras Defence Wins Contract To Supply Avionics Suite For India’s Indigenous Multi-Role Civilian Aircraft SARAS MK-2
Paras Defence and Space Technologies Limited has been awarded a major contract by Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) – National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) for Avionics Suite for SARAS MK-2 Aircraft.The SARAS MK-2 Aircraft is the first Indian multi-purpose civilian aircraft in the light transport aircraft category being designed by the CSIR-NAL.The 19 Seat Multi-Role Light
ISRO Moves LVM-III With 36 OneWeb Satellites To Pad For Sunday Launch
LVM-III is a three-stage launch vehicleLVM-III with OneWeb satellites will roar into the skies. This mission marks OneWeb’s second satellite deployment from India. LVM-III will lift off on March 26 with the 36 broadband satellitesBy India Today Science Desk: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has moved the Launch Vehicle Mark-III (LVM-III) with 36 OneWeb satellites to the launch pad.
PM Modi Popular Among Chinese Citizens, Gets Unusual Nickname ‘Modi The Immortal’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the General Assembly of the United NationsWashington: Despite the persistence of sour relations between India and China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to be quite popular among Chinese citizens.Writing for a US-based magazine, The Diplomat, author Mu Chunshan in his article – ‘How is India viewed in China?’ wrote that PM Modi is quite famous amongst
Flying Wedge Defence Sets Up The First Unmanned Aircraft Manufacturing Platform In Bangalore
Determined to “Eliminate the global dependency and Monopoly of China in the Unmanned Aircrafts market and make INDIA a global leader” : Suhas Tejaskanda, CEO, Flying Wedge DefenceBangalore based Flying Wedge Defence and Aerospace started a state of art facility to build Unmanned aircrafts and drones in Electronic City, Bangalore with ELCIA. India’s leading Electronics manufacturer Tescom joins
PM Modi, Japanese Counterpart Kishida Discussed How India, Japan Can Address Challenges In Indo-Pacific: Foreign Secretary Kwatra
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida discussed ongoing regional and global developments, Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra said while addressing a press briefing today. He stated that the two leaders spoke about how India, Japan and other like-minded countries work together to address the challenges, particularly in the wider-expanse of