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Published on April 24, 2024

JUDGING from war and peace-related news nowadays, it would seem that countries cannot help but be aware of the absence of an international arms control agreement, i.e., the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (1987) which ended when President Donald Trump announced US withdrawal from the treaty claiming Russia had broken the agreement.

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Rishi Sunak expected to unveil new UK warship programme

April 24, 2024
Premier set to approve plans to replace current amphibious fleet with multi-purpose support shipsRishi Sunak is preparing to announce a new warship programme, as he comes under pressure from Conservative MPs to make a manifesto pledge to increase defence spending 2.5 per cent of GDP by a specific date.The UK prime minister is expected to press ahead next month with plans for new multi-role support

Industry Using AI to Enhance Space-Based Communications, Sensing

April 24, 2024
With an increasing number of commercial satellites, military constellations and all their data flowing through space, government and industry operators said they are looking to artificial intelligence to help them to handle ever-more complex missions.AI software is enabling users to change a spacecraft’s capabilities while in orbit, making the satellites less reliant on hardware.“AI doesn’t exist