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Artist rendition of APKWS laser-guided rocket fired from an F-16. Credit: BAE Systems. The US Department of State has approved a potential Foreign Military Sale (FMS) to Saudi Arabia involving Advanced Precision Kill Weapon Systems (APKWS) and related equipment, with an estimated total value of $1.96bn. The APKWS is a laser-guided 70mm rocket system that can be launched from various aircraft and unmanned platforms to engage ground, air, and sea targets. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more According to the State Department, Saudi…

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Since 2024, there have been on and off rumors claiming that Pakistan is on the verge of acquiring approximately 40 Chinese-made fifth-generation J-35 fighter jets. To date, however, no contract has been signed, nor has a single fighter been delivered. Recently, these rumors have resurfaced once again.  As things stand, neither Pakistan nor its longstanding rival, India, possesses any fifth-generation fighters. The acquisition of 40 J-35s by Pakistan would therefore be a game-changer, fundamentally altering the balance of power on the Indian subcontinent. That said, Beijing is unlikely to approve such a sale in the near-term. It remains wary of…

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One-quarter of the jobs Space Force leaders say they need went unfilled in fiscal 2025, partly because the young service lacks a solid way to track and use troops, civilian workers, and contractors, the Government Accountability Office found.“The Space Force has not established a process or guidance to consistently and accurately determine its personnel needs to accomplish its missions. Relatedly, although it has estimated the number of contractor personnel supporting it, the Space Force does not have a process or guidance to accurately measure the number of contractor personnel and the nature of work they perform,” the GAO wrote in…

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The historic mass uprising of July-August 2024 brought an unprecedented political change to Bangladesh. The youth, known as Generation Z, played the most crucial role in this transformation. Following the fall of the autocratic regime, these young people expected their aspirations to be fulfilled. Nearly two years have passed, and a gap remains between their expectations and the reality.  Following the interim government formed after the uprising, an elected government is now in power, led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). Less than five months after this government took office, Gen Z is back on the streets in Dhaka and…

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LONDON—Ukraine is making a thousand times more drones now than when Russia invaded four years ago—and NATO must learn how, the alliance’s deputy military commander said Thursday. “In 2022, Ukraine produced 5,000 drones, various. In 2026, they will produce, and I’m afraid I can’t give the figure, but let’s just say it is going to be well north of 5 million, of all flavors,” Air Chief Marshal Johnny Stringer told attendees at the Global Air and Space Chiefs Conference “So, for NATO nations, if 32 nations can’t kind of meet those figures, then frankly, what do we do?”The U.S. war on Iran…

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