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France to Increase Military Budget and Drone Stocks by 400% by 2030 Amid Rising Tensions with Russia France to Increase Military Budget and Drone Stocks by 400% by 2030 Amid Rising Tensions with Russia

France to Increase Military Budget and Drone Stocks by 400% by 2030 Amid Rising Tensions with Russia

In a significant response to escalating tensions with Russia, France has announced a substantial increase in its military budget and capabilities. On Wednesday, the French government presented a draft legislation aimed at ramping up explosive drone stocks by an impressive 400 percent by 2030. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance national defense in light of perceived threats from an increasingly aggressive Russian state, underscoring the urgency for NATO members to bolster their military readiness. The update to France's military planning law comes shortly after consultations among top military and security officials. Defence Minister Catherine Vautrin emphasized... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 08 Apr 2026 15:17
Japan considers changes to arms export policy amid rising tensions with China, potentially allowing sales of lethal military equipment Japan considers changes to arms export policy amid rising tensions with China, potentially allowing sales of lethal military equipment

Japan considers changes to arms export policy amid rising tensions with China, potentially allowing sales of lethal military equipment

The Japanese government is contemplating significant changes to its arms export policy, specifically regarding the sale of lethal military equipment. Amid intensifying geopolitical tensions with China, the new policy may pave the way for Japan to export arms,potentially including sales to Taiwan. Currently, Japan is restricted to exporting only defensive military gear, such as equipment for transportation, surveillance, and minesweeping. A draft document, reportedly obtained by Kyodo News, indicates that the proposed changes would distinguish between lethal armaments, like warships or missiles, and non-lethal technologies. This revision of the export policy aligns with Japan's broader strategy to enhance its military... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 04 Apr 2026 13:09
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