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The technology will likely prove pivotal in a region dominated by major sea powers.
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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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The update follows the creation of the GCAP intergovernmental body last year.
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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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Germany’s comments underscore the country's desire to pivot towards the Indo-Pacific.
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This comes as Malaysia assumes leadership of the ASEAN intergovernmental organisation.
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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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As Japan's defence modernisation gathers pace, international partnerships are bolstering its technology landscape.
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The technology will likely prove pivotal in a region dominated by major sea powers.)
The DEW programme is part of the military's efforts to develop novel approaches for countering new, disruptive aerial threats.)
The update follows the creation of the GCAP intergovernmental body last year.)
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.)
The Japan-UK defence partnership focuses on cybersecurity, GCAP and joint military exercises across the Indo-Pacific region.)
As Japan's defence modernisation gathers pace, international partnerships are bolstering its technology landscape.