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Israel’s Maris-Tech Cracks Singapore Defense Market With First Production Order

Israeli edge-computing firm Maris-Tech has received its first serial production order from a defense customer in Singapore.

Allies by Necessity: Japan, South Korea, and the Case for Defense Industrial Partnership

Japan and South Korea will compete in arms exports, but the threats they share make rivalry without coordination self-defeating.

UK Receives First E-7 Wedgetail Surveillance Aircraft

The Royal Air Force has taken delivery of its first E-7 Wedgetail airborne early warning aircraft, marking a major step in the UK’s effort to modernize its airborne surveillance and threat detection capabilities.

Boeing Taps Intellisense for Avionics Components in C-17 Flight Deck Replacement Program 

Boeing has awarded Intellisense Systems to provide new avionics components for the US Air Force C-17 Flight Deck Replacement program.

Netherlands Upgrades Boxer Vehicles With Counter-Drone Systems

The Netherlands is upgrading its Boxer armored vehicles with new anti-drone systems as part of a wider effort to modernize its military fleet after more than a decade in service.

Ukraine’s Top Banks Move to Unlock Defense Industry Financing 

Ukraine’s largest banks have agreed on a new framework to expand financing for domestic defense manufacturers.

Taiwan Seeks More US Anti-Armor Missiles to Address Capability Gaps

Taiwan is planning to expand its US-made anti-armor missile inventory after military assessments identified gaps in existing stockpiles.

US Senators Seek Comprehensive, All-Domain Strategy for Drone Warfare

Pennsylvania Senators have introduced a bill requiring the US Department of Defense to develop a comprehensive, all-domain drone warfare strategy.

Rubio Says US Still Prepared to Mediate on Ukraine After Russian Strikes

The US is still willing to mediate in the war between Russia and Ukraine, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday after Moscow launched a major attack on Kyiv.

Rubio to Revive ‘Quad’ Alliance in India, but Staying Power Unclear

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was to meet Tuesday with Australia, India and Japan to revive the so-called Quad security alliance – viewed suspiciously by China – following disagreement on Iran and questions over US commitment.

Israel Steps up Lebanon Strikes as Netanyahu Escalates Offensive

The Israeli army intensified strikes in southern Lebanon on Monday, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had ordered the military to escalate its offensive in an effort to "crush" Hezbollah.

China’s Xi Meets Pakistan PM Sharif as Iran War Mediation Drags On

China's leader Xi Jinping met with Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Beijing on Monday as diplomatic efforts by several countries to formally end the Iran war drag on.

US Hits Iran With New Strikes, Despite Ceasefire

US forces attacked missile sites in Iran and boats trying to lay mines, imperiling a fragile ceasefire and casting new doubt on a deal to end the Middle East war.

What Is the US Nuclear Triad? A Guide to America’s Ultimate Deterrent

Three legs, one mission: ensure that any nuclear attack on the United States guarantees a devastating response. Here's how the triad works and why it still matters.

US Navy Awards Arcfield $75M Submarine Combat Systems Support Contract

The US Navy has contracted Arcfield to continue providing engineering and support services for the Code 25 combat control systems program. 

US Army Selects SRC’s Artillery-Delivered Cyber-EW Payload for xTech Program 

The US Army has selected SRC’s artillery-shell-delivered modular electronic and cyber warfare payload for its xTech competition.