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China, Iran Deepen Research Ties in Dual-Use Technologies

China and Iran are turbocharging their research collaboration, with a slew of agreements over the past 15 years - including pacts on nanotechnology, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence - binding leading research institutions from both nations together. The expanding partnership now encompasses over 180 Chinese research institutions, blurring the lines between civilian and military innovation.

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Small plant grows in dry, cracked earth beside a worn leather briefcase with loose papers and a metallic object.

Australia's Defence Tech Push Exposes Funding, Scale Gaps

Australia's defence tech push is hitting a roadblock, with a significant gap in funding and scale hindering progress. With a proposed A$500 million investment, the Advanced Capability Investment Fund aims to bridge this gap and catalyse private equity in critical areas like AI, quantum, and autonomy.

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