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      The next generations of autonomous military systems will be dependent on who is able to ensure cybersecurity and by when.
      The global armoured vehicle market is estimated to increase to $33.3 billion in 2029.
      Going 'global' is an exercise of prudence and brings as many questions as it solves, only with a clear strategy will the new bases overseas will bring benefits to Britain’s global objectives.
      It's no secret that the F-35 has had severe cost and schedule issues but as the programme matures, it's shaping up to be a very capable platform.

      The Rise of the Drone Swarm

      New technology is set to change how we utilise drones on the battlefield.
      China’s President, Xi Jinping, has signed a new regulation on the supervision of military training for the People’s Liberation Army.
      Since Prime Minister Theresa May and then-Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson announced in 2016 a new Global Britain approach to the United Kingdom's position on the world stage, much speculation has been cast concerning precisely what this approach entails.
      The Defence Secretary today outlined his vision for the Armed Forces of a 'Global Britain' during a speech at the Royal United Services Institute. He said the UK must be ready "to use hard power" and not "walk on by when others are in need".
      The number of British Army personnel discharged due to depression has tripled in the past 6 years, figures show. 
      In 2003, China sent its first astronauts into orbit around the earth. The space race is on again.

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      Kraken warns patchwork won’t cover the High North

      Kraken Technology Group has warned that covering the High North effectively will require significant mass rather than a patchwork approach, arguing that persistent monitoring of the GIUK Gap requires enough uncrewed vessels to cover the entire operating area.