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A CHIPS Act for Defense: Restoring US Industrial Strength Before It’s Too Late

America’s military strength is increasingly fragile because its defense industrial base is hollowed out, reliant on foreign suppliers, and constrained by outdated regulations.

Dutch Hornet System Stings in Test, Outsmarts Drones in ‘Realistic’ Conditions

A Dutch counter-drone system pulled off multiple successful intercepts during live trials, all without human control.

ScanEagle Drone Gets New Satellite Control, Unlocking Over-the-Horizon Reach

ScanEagle uses new satellite control to extend remote ISR-T operations, paired with a laser-designator for precision target marking and enhanced mission reach.

ACS to Supply Autonomous ‘Bullfrog’ Anti-Drone Systems to S. Korea, UAE

Allen Control Systems has secured contracts with South Korea and the UAE to supply its “Bullfrog” autonomous weapon systems built for countering drones. 

Latvia Completes Patria 6×6 Armored Personnel Carrier Transfer to Ukraine

Latvia has completed the final delivery of Patria 6x6 Armored Personnel Carriers donated to Ukraine at the Ādaži military base.

Romania Acquires 18 Dutch F-16 Aircraft for 1 Euro

Romania has acquired 18 F-16 fighter jets from the Netherlands for 1 euro, to be stationed at the European F-16 Training Center in Fetești. 

ISWAP Jihadists Attack Nigeria Base Near Niger: Sources

Fourteen troops were injured when Islamist fighters attacked a base in remote northeast Nigeria near the border with Niger, military and local militia sources said.

Afghanistan, Pakistan to Resume Truce Talks in Istanbul

Afghan and Pakistani negotiators are set to resume ceasefire talks in Turkey, aiming to prevent a return to hostilities following their worst clashes in years.

Fears of New Conflict Between Eritrea and Ethiopia

Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of "preparing to wage war," Eritrea retorts that its neighbor's words were fuelling "dangerous conflicts," and analysts fear another war is brewing in the volatile Horn of Africa.

Boeing Receives Australia’s P-8A Poseidon Anti-Sub Aircraft for Major Upgrades

Boeing has received the first Royal Australian Air Force P-8A Poseidon for Increment 3 Block 2 upgrades.

Ukraine Says Units Not Surrounded in Embattled Pokrovsk

Ukraine denied Russia's claims that its forces were encircled by Moscow's troops as they battled to keep hold of Pokrovsk, a strategically located eastern city under intense Russian assault.

Sweden Orders New Saab Missile Launcher for Gripen Jets

Sweden has ordered a new missile launch system from Saab for its Gripen fighter jets to boost operational flexibility and readiness.  

Finnish Startup to Trial Human Performance Wearables for Sweden

Agate Sensors has received a contract from Sweden for testing its wearable technology for monitoring human performance of troops.

UK’s HMS Stirling Castle Enters Service for Autonomous Minehunting

The UK Royal Navy’s new minehunting support ship HMS Stirling Castle has arrived in Portsmouth, England, following trials, training.

US and Ecuador Strengthen Collaboration in Cyber Defense

Ecuador strengthens its cyber defenses with support from US firms, including Resecurity, to counter digital threats and protect national security.

Egypt, NVL Begin Building New Coastal Protection Fleet

Egypt has started building a new fleet of coastal protection vessels in partnership with the German shipbuilder NVL.