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Rauma Launches Second Poh­jan­maa-Class Corvette for Finnish Navy

Rauma Shipyard has launched the second Pohjanmaa-class multi-purpose corvette for the Finnish Navy as the entire four-ship class enters the full production series. 

Hanwha Ocean Strengthens Canada Submarine Bid with Algoma Steel Partnership 

Hanwha Ocean has teamed with Ontario-based Algoma Steel to supply materials for armored vehicles and submarines that it has pitched for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project.

Italy Contracts Cubic to Modernize Army Training Systems

The Italian Army has selected Cubic Defense to upgrade its live training systems as part of a broader push toward integrated, data-driven military training.

US Navy Receives First ICS-Enabled Aegis Combat System Baseline

Lockheed Martin has delivered the first Integrated Combat System-enabled baseline to the US Navy, a step in the effort to modernize.

Canadian Firms Calian and Cohere Partner on Sovereign Military AI

Secure domestic AI tools could support military operations and training environments.

Notch Develops Tactical Antennas That Steer Signals Without Moving Parts

A new software-based antenna system could improve communications efficiency by directing radio frequency energy toward specific targets instead of broadcasting in all directions.

Solomons PM Says to Review Secretive Security Pact With China

New Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale said he would be reviewing a secretive 2022 security pact with Beijing, which rattled Canberra and Washington by opening the door to Chinese forces in the South Pacific.

Israel, Hezbollah Trade Blows as Diplomats Meet in Washington

Israel and Hezbollah exchanged fire on Tuesday while Lebanese and Israeli envoys met in Washington for direct talks, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying the militant group was the only impediment to a peace deal.

UAE Nuclear Plant Attackers ‘Knew What They Were Doing:’ IAEA Chief

The UAE's nuclear plant was "carefully targeted" last month by attackers who aimed to cause a major incident, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said.

Rubio Says Latest Arms Sale to Taiwan Remains Under Review

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that a massive arms sale to Taiwan, opposed by Beijing, remains under review.

German Arms Maker Rheinmetall Signs $6.6B Deal With Romania

German defense giant Rheinmetall said Tuesday it has signed a $6.6-billion deal to supply the Romanian armed forces, in the company's biggest international contract in recent times.

AIM-9 Sidewinder: Inside the Missile That Changed Dogfighting

Few missiles have shaped aerial combat quite like the AIM-9 Sidewinder. This guide traces its evolution, from early heat-seeking origins to decades of upgrades and combat use across the globe.

Exosens Joins $45M EU Program to Advance Military Infrared Sensors

Exosens has joined a $45-million European defense program aimed at developing advanced infrared sensors and strengthening supply chains.

Second Australian Navy Arafura Patrol Ship Enters Service

The Royal Australian Navy has commissioned its second Arafura-class offshore patrol vessel in Western Australia.

L3Harris to Boost Rocket Motor Production With $25M Alabama Expansion 

L3Harris Technologies is investing $25 million to grow its manufacturing footprint in Alabama to support solid rocket motor production for defense applications.

Canada Launches Production of Ukrainian Drones Under New Defense Venture

Ottawa and Kyiv have agreed to produce Ukrainian-designed reconnaissance unmanned aerial systems in Canada under a new defense-industrial partnership in support of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.