<h1>Government ordered to re-evaluate suspended export license for F-35 parts, suspension maintained and review due in six weeks</h1> A national supreme court ordered the government to re-evaluate a suspended export license for F-35 parts to a recipient state, keeping the suspension in place and requiring review within six weeks. The court held an intermediate appeals panel exceeded its authority when it previously halted transfers over risks of breaches of international law; the government had appealed, arguing foreign policy is executive. The case was brought by domestic rights groups alleging complicity in possible war crimes. Government lawyers contend third-country deliveries would render a national ban ineffective.