EDGE and Brazilian Navy Join Forces to Develop Advanced Anti-Drone Systems

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  In a major step toward strengthening maritime security and defense capabilities, EDGE, one of the world's leading advanced technology and defense companies, has announced the signing of a strategic Letter of Intent (LoI) with the Brazilian Navy. This agreement, made through the Navy’s Weapons Systems Directorate, focuses on the joint development of cutting-edge anti-drone systems to counter evolving aerial threats. Strengthening Maritime Defense As drones become increasingly sophisticated and accessible, their potential use in surveillance, reconnaissance, and even offensive operations poses a significant challenge for military forces worldwide. Recognizing this, EDGE and the Brazilian Navy have come together to explore advanced counter-drone technologies tailored for naval applications. With Brazil's extensive coastline and its growing maritime interests, securing naval assets from unmanned aerial threats is a top priority. This collaboration aims to create state-of-the-art ...

Hariri Steps Back Into Power Seat Despite Civil Disobedience


Despite the hue and cry of the Lebanese public, Saad Hariri is going to be re-elected as the Prime Minister, as promising candidate Samir Khatib withdraws from nomination, reports have confirmed.
The Lebanon crisis has deepened more than ever. Khatib was Hariri’s recommendation but the former had not received acceptance from the disgruntled public.
 Roads leading to Baabda Palace have been secured as 128 member of Parliament are to get together to name the new Prime Minister under their parliamentary consultation process.  
A civil disobedience movement has been ongoing in Lebanon against siphoning of international funds and corruption at the hands of a disloyal government that has not done anything in civic amenities, employment and general upkeep of the city.

The civil movement continued in Beirut over the weekend, as activists rejected Khatib as a possible prime minister as “an extension of the ruling political power.” A unanimous cry has been “We reject Hariri’s return to head the government because of his history in this role, and we refuse to have the crisis portrayed as a Sunni sect crisis.”

Nearly after two months of anti-government protest, the Lebanese businessman Khatib withdrew his name, possible as a result of brainwash at the hands of top Sunni religious authority.
Protestors are demanding a cabinet representation of technocrats and experts rather than have elite politicians who don’t have the country’s wellbeing at heart. Hariri has been in power since 2009, off and on and has refused to give up the power seat, thanks to his cabinet and the Sunni religious authority, which continues to ensure he remains in power.
According to the Lebanon political system, a Prime Minister has to be from a Sunni Muslim background. Lebanon is in desperate need for educated lot of leaders to hear out the people’s voice.

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