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Trump Reportedly Ready to Allow Turkey Back into F-35 Program
President Trump may allow Turkey to rejoin the F-35 program after its removal in 2019 due to its purchase of Russian S-400 systems. This potential breakthrough comes as Trump heads to a NATO summit in Ankara.
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India and Indonesia Sign Agreements on Tech, Education, and Space Research
India and Indonesia signed agreements to boost cooperation in technology, education, startups, and space research. Key outcomes include establishing an IIM Bangalore campus in Indonesia for the ASEAN region and enhanced collaboration in AI and digital infrastructure.
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