Japan and UK agree on $24 billion deals

Japan and Britain have signed agreements worth $24 billion to strengthen cooperation in the fields of technology, green energy, and defense, including accelerating the development of a next-generation fighter jet as part of the Global Air Combat Program. The two countries reaffirmed their joint commitment to the fighter jet project, which is being implemented through a partnership among British, Italian, and Japanese companies, with an international contract to be signed by the end of the month. This comes as part of efforts to enhance security relations and invest in artificial intelligence, space, and cybersecurity.

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