Britain and Japan advance fighter jet tech

Britain and Japan have agreed on a technological partnership to enhance national security, with a focus on accelerating the development of the next-generation fighter aircraft as part of the "Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP)." The project involves companies such as BAE Systems, Leonardo, and Mitsubishi. They also announced collaborations in artificial intelligence, space, quantum computing, and cybersecurity, with an international agreement expected to be signed before the end of the month to mark a new phase of the project. The accords include export deals and manufacturing alliances that will contribute billions of pounds in investment and the creation of new jobs.

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