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Israel Army Says Soldier Killed in South Lebanon

The Israeli army said Thursday that a soldier was killed in southern Lebanon, the fourth such death since a fragile ceasefire took effect there earlier this month.

Mali Jihadists Begin Bamako Blockade: Sources

Jihadists in troubled Mali began a road blockade on the capital Bamako on Thursday, following up on weekend attacks alongside mainly Tuareg separatists against the ruling junta's positions, AFP learned from security and transport sources.

F/A‑18E/F Super Hornet Explained: The US Navy’s Workhorse Fighter

Dive into this Super Hornet guide examining its design, combat versatility, and how it supports modern carrier operations across a range of mission profiles.

Indra to Lead Two Projects in Latest $819M European Defence Fund Round

Spanish defense firm Indra will take part in 15 projects funded under the European Defence Fund (EDF), including leading two programs.

Russia Will Still Be a Threat When the Guns Go Quiet

Ending the Ukraine war on current terms risks improving Russia’s future warfighting capacity faster than it improves European security.

SOCOM Plans MQ-9 Drone Mothership as Armed Overwatch Fleet Shrinks 

US Special Operations Command has requested increased funding in its 2027 budget to transform the MQ-9 system into a drone “mothership.”

Lockheed to Supply Training Package for US Navy TACAMO Aircraft Program

Lockheed Martin will provide training devices and support services for the US Navy’s ongoing Take Charge and Move Out modernization program.

German Navy Christens Final Braunschweig Corvette

The German Navy has christened its final Braunschweig-class corvette at Rheinmetall’s Blohm and Voss site in Hamburg.

Ukraine Signals Shift Toward Formal Arms Export Mechanism 

Kyiv is preparing to formalize arms exports after government institutions agreed on authorization procedures, oversight, and coordination.

UK Assesses Supply Chain Resilience Under Simulated Wartime Pressure 

The UK is conducting a defense-focused wargame to assess how its supply chains would perform under a sustained, high-intensity conflict.

EU to Test Defense Tech in Ukraine War Conditions With ‘BraveTech’ Platform 

The EU has launched a new testing platform to evaluate military technologies in conditions reflecting real combat scenarios in Ukraine.

Roke Rolls Out Integration Framework for Defense Partners 

Roke launched “Works with Roke,” an initiative that brings together technology partners, suppliers, and integrators for defense capabilities.

Bell Textron, Korea Aerospace Partner on High Speed Helicopter Program

Bell Textron and Korea Aerospace Industries will examine potential solutions for the High Speed Medium Utility Helicopter program.

ROGUE-Fires Platform Unlocks New Autonomous Capabilities in Overland AI Demo

Overland AI is giving the US Marine Corps’ ROGUE-Fires a significant boost for expeditionary operations.

US Army Procures Thor Drones for Multi-Mission, Tactical Operations 

The US Army has awarded Mistral a $20-million contract for the procurement of Thor mini drones to support company-level operations.

US Marine Corps Moves Toward Plug-and-Play Electronic Warfare With Pacific Defense

The US Marine Corps is working with California-based firm Pacific Defense to evaluate how next-gen electronic warfare solutions could be built and integrated for ground vehicle use.