The US has threatened to oppose the renewal of a UN peacekeeping mission to Abyei, a disputed region between war-torn Sudan and South Sudan, unless both sides uphold a 2011 peace deal.
Belgium has opened a new production line in Wallonia to manufacture 155-millimeter artillery shells as part of efforts to strengthen its defense industry and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
Shipbuilder Navantia has partnered with fellow Spanish company Alpha Unmanned Systems to jointly develop and integrate ship-borne drone technologies for naval use.
India and Israel have signed a new defense agreement to co-develop and produce advanced military technology, marking another step in their growing security partnership.
The US Space Force is preparing to field two new ground-based systems designed to jam Chinese and Russian spy satellites, expanding the Pentagon’s ability to disrupt enemy surveillance in space.
The British Army’s long-delayed Ajax system has reached initial operating capability, marking the first new armored fighting vehicle to enter service in nearly three decades.
Israeli defense tech firms Maris-Tech and FlightOps have teamed up to develop a payload suite that uses AI and streaming technology to help unmanned aerial systems fly smarter and more independently.
Cold spray tech is a 3D printing process that lets soldiers produce metal parts and drone components on-site, reducing reliance on traditional supply chains.
A virtual training ground is reshaping how Ukrainian soldiers prepare for combat, pitting drone pilots and shooters against each other in digital duels.