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The deal marks a major breakthrough for Japan, representing one of the largest defence export agreements in the country’s recent history.
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China's Coast Guard is increasingly being used as part of the country’s grey zone tactics. Japan’s 2025 Defense White Paper published on 15 July underlines the growing aggression and threat from Chi
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The new joint venture marks a key milestone for the GCAP programme, following its inception in December 2022.
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The technology will likely prove pivotal in a region dominated by major sea powers.
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The update follows the creation of the GCAP intergovernmental body last year.
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The DEW programme is part of the military's efforts to develop novel approaches for countering new, disruptive aerial threats.
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His attendance highlights Japan’s increasing recognition of the severity of global threats.
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His comments recognise that dual-use technologies, developed initially for commercial purposes, have redefined the battlespace in Ukraine.
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This comes as Malaysia assumes leadership of the ASEAN intergovernmental organisation.
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Germany’s comments underscore the country's desire to pivot towards the Indo-Pacific.
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Founded two years ago, Ukraine’s defence accelerator Brave1 has become a key player in supporting Ukraine’s war effort. Ahead of their attendance at DSEI Japan, we speak to the CEO about Brave1's achi
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The Japan-UK defence partnership focuses on cybersecurity, GCAP and joint military exercises across the Indo-Pacific region.
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Indonesia's naval modernisation and cooperation with Japan presents significant opportunities for Indo-Pacific nations.
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Japan and Australia's expanding defence partnership creates opportunities through joint naval programmes and exercises.
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Defence partnerships involving Australia, Indonesia, and the UK, particularly in the development of next-generation fighter aircraft and naval projects, will be a central theme at DSEI Japan 2025.
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Japan's military seeks international expertise in missiles and cybersecurity technology at DSEI Japan 2025.
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DSEI Japan 2025 attendees gain a competitive advantage through understanding Japanese business norms and relationship-building practices.
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A new partnership between the US Navy and Japan is reshaping naval maintenance in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Japan is looking for partners, including from NATO, to help modernise its defence capabilities, with significant opportunities in cyber and emerging and disruptive technology.
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As Japan's defence modernisation gathers pace, international partnerships are bolstering its technology landscape.
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From robotics to hypersonic missiles, Japan is rapidly emerging as a defence technology powerhouse.
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China's Coast Guard is increasingly being used as part of the country’s grey zone tactics. Japan’s 2025 Defense White Paper published on 15 July underlines the growing aggression and threat from Chi ...)
The new joint venture marks a key milestone for the GCAP programme, following its inception in December 2022.)
The technology will likely prove pivotal in a region dominated by major sea powers.)
The update follows the creation of the GCAP intergovernmental body last year.)
The DEW programme is part of the military's efforts to develop novel approaches for countering new, disruptive aerial threats.)
His attendance highlights Japan’s increasing recognition of the severity of global threats.)
His comments recognise that dual-use technologies, developed initially for commercial purposes, have redefined the battlespace in Ukraine.)
This comes as Malaysia assumes leadership of the ASEAN intergovernmental organisation.)
Founded two years ago, Ukraine’s defence accelerator Brave1 has become a key player in supporting Ukraine’s war effort. Ahead of their attendance at DSEI Japan, we speak to the CEO about Brave1's achi ...)
The Japan-UK defence partnership focuses on cybersecurity, GCAP and joint military exercises across the Indo-Pacific region.)
Indonesia's naval modernisation and cooperation with Japan presents significant opportunities for Indo-Pacific nations.)
Japan and Australia's expanding defence partnership creates opportunities through joint naval programmes and exercises.)
Defence partnerships involving Australia, Indonesia, and the UK, particularly in the development of next-generation fighter aircraft and naval projects, will be a central theme at DSEI Japan 2025.)
Japan's military seeks international expertise in missiles and cybersecurity technology at DSEI Japan 2025.)
DSEI Japan 2025 attendees gain a competitive advantage through understanding Japanese business norms and relationship-building practices.)
A new partnership between the US Navy and Japan is reshaping naval maintenance in the Indo-Pacific region.)
Japan is looking for partners, including from NATO, to help modernise its defence capabilities, with significant opportunities in cyber and emerging and disruptive technology.)
As Japan's defence modernisation gathers pace, international partnerships are bolstering its technology landscape.)
From robotics to hypersonic missiles, Japan is rapidly emerging as a defence technology powerhouse.
