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Kanpur-based MKU Limited has unveiled its indigenous next-generation Netro Aksion Thermal Core, marking a significant leap in India’s defence technology ecosystem.This next-generation thermal imaging engine is designed to provide militaries with zero-latency visual clarity, faster target detection, and extended situational awareness in low-light and complex battlefield environments.By positioning the Aksion Thermal Core as the “brain” behind modern optronics systems, weapon sights, uncrewed vehicles, and surveillance equipment, MKU has reinforced its commitment to strengthening intellectual property ownership and ensuring supply-chain security for defence forces.The Aksion Thermal Core is built around a 12-micron sensor, which delivers higher pixel density and advanced image…

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Eurodrone. Credit: AIRBUS. Dassault Aviation chief executive Eric Trappier has accused Airbus of trying to exclude the French company from the multinational Eurodrone project. Trappier made the remarks on 01 July 2026 before a French Senate committee, confirming a dispute reported by Reuters last month. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more Trappier said: “For us it is very simple. Airbus told us to get out. We don’t agree and so we are in discussions on why we are excluded. I can’t tell you…

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From Seoul to Singapore, Asian capitals are suddenly treating the Arctic as the next frontier of global shipping. South Korea has committed over $400 million to Arctic maritime infrastructure and plans to send a trial container vessel from Busan to Rotterdam this September, aiming to cut the journey from 40 days via Suez to around 20. Japan is updating its Arctic strategy and deepening diplomatic engagement. Singapore – a city-state with no Arctic territory – has an Arctic ambassador. Russian President Vladimir Putin met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in late 2025 and Arctic shipping was on the agenda. Russia’s…

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Japanese private companies are preparing to inject $12.5 billion into India’s expanding market through around 120 cooperation agreements announced at the 16th Japan-India Annual Summit. This coincides with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s first official visit to New Delhi, underscoring the scale of bilateral economic and strategic engagement.Japan’s Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Masanao Ozaki, who accompanied Prime Minister Takaichi, confirmed that more than 150 companies are participating in the Japan-India Economic Forum. He emphasised that this initiative will strengthen government-to-government relations in critical areas such as security and economic security, while also serving as a catalyst for deeper economic ties.Japanese newspaper…

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As Space Force leaders push for more orbital warfighting capabilities and even potential moon operations, senators want to make sure they have enough space-focused military lawyers for future conflicts.The Defense Department would be required to assess its “space law requirements” to face rising threats and examine “options for establishing a dedicated legal organization within the Air Force, Space Force, or Space Command,” under the  Senate Armed Service Committee’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act, released last month.“The committee recognizes that operational demands in the space domain have grown, including reliance on commercial integration, allied and partner cooperation, and dual-usetechnologies,”…

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DOK-ING is a provider of land-based uncrewed mine clearance and high-risk operations solutions. Credit: Rheinmetall via LinkedIn. Germany’s Rheinmetall has completed the acquisition of a 51% stake in Croatian company DOK-ING, in a move to strengthen its presence in the uncrewed vehicles sector. DOK-ING, headquartered in Zagreb, will now operate under the name Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles. Its founder, Vjekoslav Majetić, will keep the remaining 49% share. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more The terms of the purchase were agreed in March this year…

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South Korea is preparing a “Second Wave” of investment in India, with shipbuilding, defence manufacturing, and industrial collaboration at the forefront.This marks a strategic shift from earlier Korean investments in automobiles and electronics, positioning India as a central partner in Seoul’s diversification strategy amid global instability.South Korea’s Ambassador to India, Lee Seong-ho, emphasised that the next phase of cooperation would be led by shipbuilding and industrial collaboration. He explained that such initiatives would naturally expand bilateral trade, moving beyond the first wave of Korean investments in the 1990s that focused on consumer industries like automobiles and electronics.On the strategic front,…

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