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A historic breakthrough in defence trade between the UK, US, and Australia has been announced following landmark export control changes to benefit the AUKUS partners. The milestone will enable all three nations to work more closely together to develop next-generation technologies, compete with adversaries and support interoperability in the Indo-Pacific. It is ...
The UK Government has welcomed deals between three of the UK’s largest defence contractors and the Polish Navy. An agreement between MBDA UK and the Polish Armaments Group (PGZ) is the third of PGZ’s contracts with UK companies under the Miecznik (“Swordfish” in Polish) programme, following agreements with Babcock and Thales ...
The UK and Czechia have strengthened defence export prospects as new Defence Minister James Cartlidge visited the International Defence and Securities Technologies Fair (IDET) in Brno at the end of May. Visiting stalls from some of the UK’s key Defence companies, including SUPACAT, Marshall Land Systems and BAE Systems, Cartlidge discussed ...
The EDA has launched a B2B service to allow defence industry organisations to connect with one another. The European Defence Agency (EDA) has launched a new B2B service to increase cross-border relationships in the defence industry. The platform is designed to be in line with the EDA core mission to strengthen ...
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