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Biosphere to Produce Food for US Troops From Air, Water, and Electrical Power  

Biosphere secured a US Army contract to develop a portable system that produces protein-based food rations using air, water, and electricity.

UK Develops ‘World’s First’ Automatic Drone Landing Platform for Moving Ships

Could drones land and take off autonomously from moving ships at sea? A London-based developer says it has built the first system designed to make that possible.

Tracking 100+ Threats: India’s AI-Enabled Anti-Drone Tech Breaks Cover

India is strengthening the protection of its skies against evolving airborne threats with a new AI-powered anti-drone system.

Ukraine’s ‘Raybird’ Drone Now Spots Interceptors in Real Time

A flagship Ukrainian drone has just evolved, transforming from a simple airborne surveillance platform into an upgraded system that detects hostile interceptors in real-time.

Nokia, Lockheed Push 5G Into Battlefield Use

Nokia Federal Solutions and Lockheed Martin are moving 5G closer to battlefield use, aiming to give US forces secure, high-speed communications in contested environments.

Poland’s New Miecznik Frigates to Use L3Harris Platform Management System

L3Harris is set to supply the ship management system for Poland’s new Miecznik-class frigates as Warsaw pushes ahead with one of its largest naval modernization programs.

Kopin Wins $21.5M US Contract for Thermal Weapon Sight Systems

Kopin secured a $21.5-million follow-on contract to supply thermal imaging assemblies for a portable US military weapon system.

US Army, Tech Firms Test AI Cyber Defenses to Outpace Human Response

Pentagon and major tech companies officials tested how agentic AI tools could respond to large-scale cyberattacks faster than human operators.

India Vows to Crush Terror ‘Ecosystem,’ a Year After Pakistan Conflict

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India remains "steadfast as ever" in its determination to defeat terrorism and its "enabling ecosystem," marking one year since a deadly clash with arch-enemy Pakistan.

South Korea to Seek Peace Despite North’s Revised Constitution

South Korea said it would pursue its peace efforts despite North Korea's constitutional revision that deleted all references to uniting the divided peninsula.

Iran Denies Ship Attack as Trump Warns of Renewed Bombing, Eyes Deal

Iran denied attacking a South Korean cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, as US President Donald Trump said a deal to end the war was "very possible" but warned Washington would resume bombing if talks failed.

French Aircraft Carrier Pre-Positions for Possible Hormuz Mission

France's Charles de Gaulle was on Wednesday heading towards the southern Red Sea to pre‑position for a possible mission to restore navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

China Says Will Play ‘Greater Role’ in Ending Middle East Fighting

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing would play a "greater role" in ending hostilities in the Middle East.

What Is OSINT? A Quick Guide

From social media to satellite imagery, see how OSINT turns public data into intelligence for investigations and real-world analysis.

Turkey’s Pasifik Teknoloji Bags Massive 100,000-Drone Deal 

Pasifik Teknoloji has signed a framework contract with an undisclosed partner for the export of 100,000 attack drones.

US Greenlights Jet Ranger X Helicopter Sale to Philippines

The US Department of State has approved a $150-million foreign military sale of Bell 505 Jet Ranger X helicopters to the Philippines.