British Eurofighter Typhoon production has effectively stopped, with final assembly lines now idle for the first time in decades. The last jet from a Qatari order is nearly complete, and no new UK or export orders have been confirmed.

This pause risks eroding critical aerospace and defence skills built over generations. BAE continues to produce components, but full aircraft are now being assembled abroad.

The UK’s choice to buy more US-made F-35s instead of ordering new Typhoons deepens uncertainty around sovereign defence capability.

Türkiye has emerged as a key potential buyer. A deal with Ankara could restart British final assembly.

- The cycle of violence in Gaza must end, and lasting peace in Palestine must be achieved through a just and comprehensive solution.

- The joint military strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran constitute a violation of international law and were firmly condemned.

- Gaza is recognized as an inseparable part of the State of Palestine, and efforts to unify the West Bank and Gaza are deemed essential for a viable Palestinian state.

- The establishment of an independent and sovereign State of Palestine, based on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital, is fully supported.

– Terrorism in Syria is unequivocally condemned, along with Israel’s occupation of Syrian territory.

– The lifting of unilateral sanctions on Damascus is welcomed as a step toward restoring Syria’s sovereignty and regional stability.

– Unilateral trade tariffs imposed by the United States are criticized for undermining global trade norms and threatening economic stability.

– The current quota and voting system of the IMF fails to reflect global economic realities; reform is urgently needed to ensure fair representation for developing countries.