US President Donald Trump issues quite a few executive orders. So many, in fact, that one could be forgiven for not keeping up with them all.
But amid the rapid-fire policy changes that have come to characterise his administration, one arrived last month that could have drastic implications for the world’s drone market – and China’s role in it.
The order, signed June 6, requires government agencies to prioritise using home-grown unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) “to the maximum extent permitted by…
Trump wants to ground China’s drones – but have they flown too high to reach?
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