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Ukraine
Airbus Defence and Space wants back in Ukraine

Airbus, which, unlike its rival Boeing or France's Thales left Ukraine at the start of the conflict, is hoping to gain a foothold there once again and is looking for opportunities in the drone industry.

Thailand
Siam Aero Repair, exporter of aviation parts to Russia, Myanmar and Iran

Russian aviation networks in Bangkok (1/3) – The Thai firm, incorporated into another company at the start of the year and embroiled in legal problems, has made new connections to continue exporting to countries under sanctions.

The Tech Telegraph
JD2E training Norway's Poseidons, DARPA secures military AI, cybersecurity for Dutch healthcare

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT, with a dose of cyber, every Thursday we report on events big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

OsloBritain's JD2E to train Norwegian P-8 Poseidon operators in electronic warfare

WashingtonDARPA looking for flaws in AI-enhanced systems

AmsterdamNetstone to provide threat intelligence to secure Dutch healthcare

Pakistan
Pakistan developing smart bombs for export

The powerful small-diameter glide bombs, such as those delivered by Washington to Ukraine, are in high demand on the defence market. Pakistan will soon be testing its own weapon, designed to be integrated into Turkish and Chinese systems.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
GMTL, Consors Intelligence, US-Armenian probe, Hakluyt staff losses, finance corruption crackdown in China

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: each week, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonGordon Rainey joins GMTL

ParisConsors Intelligence picks Marc Martinez as new GM

Washington/YerevanEx-Armenian finance minister's family under DoJ probe hires help

London Hakluyt's cyber specialists exodus

BeijingHas the crackdown on corruption in the finance sector run its course?

Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States
Makers of US government-backed rapid take off plane dip toes in Gulf markets

Electra, the start-up behind a hybrid-electric plane which achieves lift on 50m of runway, has been backed by Washington for its potential to solve logistics problems in contested environments. Now the firm is trying to persuade Gulf monarchies to see its potential in civilian contexts.