At a Senate estimates hearing, Labor was asked to explain recent reports claiming that F-35 fighter jet parts were sent directly from Australia to Israel. Department of Defence officials argue F-35 ...

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A company in Northern Ireland supplied parts for F-35 fighter jets, despite assurances from economy ministers that Invest NI does not support projects that supply arms to Israel. Act Now campaigners ...

It reports that the drones are full of foreign-made parts and appear to be immune to electronic warfare. The Geran-3, modeled after an Iranian drone, is faster than its predecessor. Russia's new ...

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Better 148th than never, the Albanese government has sought a way out of its own Gazan wedge by making the call to recognise Palestinian statehood. This satisfies no-one, and therefore is good ...

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China is expected to sustain production of its home-grown aircraft and expand access to foreign skies, following the United States’ removal of a ban on selling American jet engine parts and technology ...

The court rules that the decision on whether the exports were legal is a matter for the government, not the court. The court says the decision to rule on the case is not for it to make [File: Will ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The UK High Court has ruled that the government’s decision to keep making available F-35 fighter jet parts to ...

A top court ruled Monday that the British government, rather than judges, should decide on the “acutely sensitive and political issue.” By Lizzie Dearden Reporting from London A group of nonprofits ...