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Estonia-Led EUROGUARD Project Advances Semi-Autonomous Naval System

A consortium of European firms led by Estonia is advancing the EUROGUARD project for the development of a semi-autonomous system.

FIM-92 Stinger Explained: The Shoulder-Fired Missile Changing Wars

This quick explainer unpacks the FIM-92 Stinger, one of the most recognizable shoulder-fired missiles in modern warfare.

US Coast Guard Hits Highest Recruitment Since 1991

The US Coast Guard has surpassed its fiscal 2025 recruiting goals, setting records not seen since 1991, recruiting 5,204 active-duty members.

Greece Seeks US-Made AIM-120D AMRAAMs for F-35

Greece is requesting the US supply AIM-120D medium-range missiles for its F-35 fighters to maintain a technological edge over Turkey.

Switzerland Taps Three Defense Firms for Multispectral Camouflage Tech

Multispectral camouflage is a concealment system that reduces the visibility of vehicles, equipment, and personnel across visual, infrared, and radar spectrums.

Kratos to Acquire Israel’s Orbit for Satellite Communications

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions has announced plans to acquire Israel-based Orbit Technologies for $356.3 million.

Anduril’s Lattice Chosen for US Army IBCS-M, Scores Perfect Killstreak in Test

Anduril’s AI-powered Lattice software has been selected as the US Army’s choice for a counter-drone fire control platform, scoring a perfect kill record in a live-fire test.

Japan’s Next-Gen Missile Prototype Emerges With New Turbojet Engine

Japan’s next-gen anti-ship missile prototype uses the XKJ301-1 turbojet, a modular stealth airframe with internal bays, advanced guidance, seeker, and data-link systems

China’s GJ-11 Combat Drone Flies With J-20, Hints at Manned-Unmanned Ops 

China has released the first official footage of its stealthy GJ-11 combat drone flying in formation with a piloted J-20 fighter jet and a J-16D electronic warfare aircraft.

Brussels and UK Haggle Over Entry Fee for EU Defense Fund

The EU and Britain are wrangling over an entry fee to allow London to join a 150-billion-euro ($174 billion) fund to bolster Europe's defenses, officials said Wednesday.

‘The War of Tomorrow Will Begin in Space’: Macron

Modern conflicts are already being fought in space and the next wars will begin there, French President Emmanuel Macron said Wednesday, singling out the threat posed by Russia and announcing a multi-billion euro increase in spending on military activities in space.

Israel Army Says Three Militants Killed in Gaza’s Rafah

The Israeli military said its forces killed three militants in Gaza's southern area of Rafah on Wednesday while dismantling tunnels in territory under their control.

China ‘Massively’ Fuels Russia’s War Chest: Finnish Defense Minister

Finnish Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen on Wednesday said China was "massively" financing Russia's war efforts, which increases the security threat in Europe and poses a challenge to NATO.

Cambodia Says Thai Troops Kill One in Fresh Border Clashes

Cambodia and Thailand traded accusations of fresh clashes along their border on Wednesday, with Phnom Penh reporting one civilian shot dead in hostilities flaring after Bangkok paused implementation of a US-backed peace deal.

Denmark Orders Carl-Gustaf M4 Anti-Tank Weapons for $54 Million

Saab has signed a contract with Denmark’s defense procurement agency for the delivery of Carl-Gustaf M4 anti-armor rifles.

Greece Eyes Surplus US Paladin Howitzers at No Cost Under EDA Program

Greece has expressed interest in procuring surplus M109 Paladin howitzers being offered under the US Excess Defense Articles program.