Global arms trade News
The F-35 is considered one of the world’s finest fighter jets. However, in recent times, several prospective buyers have shown reluctance in going ahead with the purchase.
Unlike the West, which often attaches human rights clauses or diplomatic strings to its sales, Beijing asks no questions. It delivers. It profits. It expands influence.
From ancient swords to modern missiles and smart drones, weaponry has advanced and trade in military systems has skyrocketed.
A landmark treaty regulating the multibillion-dollar global arms trade comes into force tomorrow, a milestone hailed by the United Nations and campaigners seeking to stop weapons sales to dictators, terrorists and human rights abusers.
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