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Amid ongoing Gaza conflict, Britain hosts a major arms exhibition with Israeli companies present despite government exclusion of Israeli officials. Protests and international criticism highlight tensions over arms sales and diplomatic stance, as UK considers recognizing a Palestinian state and faces pressure over its defense industry’s role in the conflict.
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Recent articles highlight significant developments in military technology, including AI-driven autonomous aircraft, synthetic training environments, and China's air defense capabilities. These innovations are transforming modern warfare, emphasizing simulation, autonomous systems, and evolving threats, with implications for global security and regional stability. The story is current as of October 29, 2025.
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The world's top 100 arms manufacturers earned a record $679 billion in 2024, driven by increased military spending amid conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. Revenues rose mainly in Europe and the US, with Asian companies facing declines due to Chinese procurement issues. Despite delays in US programs, demand remains high worldwide.
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Germany has officially deployed the Israeli Arrow 3 missile defense system at the Holzdorf Air Base, marking its first operational use outside Israel and the US. The system enhances Germany's long-range missile defense, part of NATO efforts amid rising threats from Russia and Iran. The sale underscores deepening Israel-Germany defense ties.