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Chinese Aircraft Carrier Now Launches Fighter Jets via Electromagnetic Catapults

China has achieved a breakthrough with its Fujian carrier: launching stealth jets and other aircraft using an electromagnetic catapult.

Belgium’s First MQ-9B SkyGuardian Takes Maiden Flight

Belgium’s first of four MQ-9B SkyGuardians, made by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI), has taken its maiden flight in the country. 

US Air Force Selects RTX, Shield AI to Supply CCA Drone Autonomy Software

The US Air Force has reportedly chosen RTX and Shield AI to provide autonomous capabilities for the first increment of its Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) operational prototypes.

Patria’s CATCHR Cuts Through Signal Clutter to Reveal Hidden Threats

CATCHR is a next-gen electronic support measures system, detecting, geolocating, and tracking radar emitters in real time while cutting through signal clutter.

US Eyes Opening Military Storage Hub in the Philippines’ Subic Bay by 2026

The US Navy is planning to establish a military storage facility near its former base in the Philippines’ Subic Bay, which faces disputed areas in the South China Sea.

How a Former DoD Strategist Is Driving the Race to Modernize Defense Software

Parry Labs is turning military hardware into adaptable, software-defined platforms: making “smart things smarter” for modern defense systems.

US Army Orders Over 200 Humvees in $50M Deal With AM General

AM General has secured a $50.9-million contract modification to produce more than 200 Humvees for the US Army.

Ukraine Allows Training Weapons in Schools as Defense Education Expands

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has approved new rules allowing training weapons to be transferred to defense education facilities, including centers teaching the subject “Defense of Ukraine.”

SNC, Embraer Ink A-29 Super Tucano Deal for US Foreign Military Sale

Sierra Nevada Corporation has signed an agreement to purchase an A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircraft from Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer.

US Marines Practice With NMESIS Ship-Killer in Japan Amid Rising China Tensions

The US Marine Corps is training in Japan with a mobile anti-ship missile system while coordinating with the Japanese Self-Defense Forces on moving equipment amid concerns over China’s growing naval activity.

Royal Navy Commissions New Astute-Class Submarine, Starts Final Dreadnought Build

The Royal Navy officially commissioned its latest Astute-class nuclear-powered attack submarine and began construction of its final Dreadnought-class ballistic missile submarine.

RTX Debuts Gallium Nitride-Enhanced Radar Offering ‘First-Look, First-Shoot’ Edge

Raytheon has rolled out a new variant of its APG-82 radar, this time built with gallium nitride for increased range and effectiveness.

India and Morocco to Boost Military, Cyber, and Naval Cooperation

India and Morocco signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance military, cyber, and naval cooperation and joint training programs.

Pratt & Whitney Boosts NGAP XA103 Engine Progress Using Digital Tech

Pratt & Whitney leverages digital engineering to accelerate XA103 engine development for the US Air Force’s Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion program.

Spain Approves ‘Total’ Arms Embargo Against Israel

Spain approved a "total" arms embargo on Israel, part of a measure aimed at halting what PM Sanchez called "the genocide in Gaza."

Chad Signs Peace Deal With ‘Last’ Gold Region Militia

Chad's government has struck a peace deal with an armed group in the north of the country, ending years of conflict over gold deposits.