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Italian Navy Takes Delivery of Multi-Role Frigate ‘Emilio Bianchi’

The Italian Navy has received the multi-role frigate “Emilio Bianchi,” developed as part of the Italy–France bilateral defense cooperation.

US Navy Eyes New Class of Autonomous Ships to Haul Containerized Cargo

The US Navy is inviting defense contractors to submit proposals for a new class of unmanned surface vessels (USV) to transport containerized payloads.

Israel Launches AI System to Forecast Strategic Shifts and Global Risks

Israel has debuted an AI predictive tool at an exhibit in Osaka, Japan, marking a significant milestone in Tel Aviv’s use of emerging trends and foresight to shape national strategy and drive innovation.

Thailand Approves $600 Million Deal for Swedish Fighter Jets

Thailand approved the purchase of four Swedish-made Gripen fighter jets, a week after reaching a ceasefire with Cambodia.

Dutch Are First to Buy US Arms for Ukraine Under NATO Scheme

The Netherlands will buy US weapons for Ukraine, becoming the first NATO member to fund a full package under a new scheme to speed deliveries.

Royal Thai Army Unveils ‘High-Energy’ Laser Weapon to Counter Hostile Drones

The Royal Thai Army has unveiled a high-energy laser weapon designed to counter the increasing threats posed by unmanned aerial vehicles.

GMARS Goes Live: New Dual-Pod Launcher Outguns HIMARS in Volume

Lockheed Martin and Rheinmetall have completed the first live-fire test of the Global Mobile Artillery Rocket System, a next-gen launcher capable of firing twice the payload of HIMARS.

Taiwan Drafts New Special Defense Budget Amid Drone, Missile Push

Taiwan is preparing to submit a new special budget of $20–30 billion to boost missile and drone capabilities.

Australia to Buy 11 Advanced Warships From Japan

Australia will upgrade its navy with 11 Mogami-class frigates built by Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Defence Minister Marles said.

Over 8,000 Foreigners Joined Ukraine’s Military: Armed Forces Official

More than 8,000 foreign volunteers have reportedly joined the Ukrainian Ground Forces, with the total number to be “likely at least twice as high” across all military branches.

Greece Seeks First Homegrown ISR Military Satellite, More Defense Tech

Greece, through its state-owned Hellenic Defense Innovation Center (ELKAK), seeks to develop and produce its first domestically-made military satellite.

Slovenia Orders Two More IRIS-T SLM Fire Units Under European Sky Shield

Slovenia has procured two additional IRIS-T SLM fire units from Diehl Defence as part of the European Sky Shield Initiative (ESSI).

Germany Orders Over 1,300 Rheinmetall Military Trucks

Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles has been contracted to supply over 1,300 logistics vehicles to the German Armed Forces.

Somalia’s Puntland Releases Arms Cargo Ship to Turkey

The Somali state of Puntland said it was "handing over responsibility" to Turkey for a cargo ship carrying military equipment that it seized last month.

Russian Strikes Kill One, Wound Many in Ukraine’s East

Russian strikes hit a railway station in eastern Ukraine, killing a mechanic and wounding four workers, the national rail company said.

Israeli PM Says to Brief Army on Gaza War Plan

Israel promised to update its Gaza war plan, a day before a UN Security Council meeting on the fate of hostages still held in the Palestinian territory.