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REGENT’s Hybrid Seaglider Skims Just Above the Waves in Breakthrough Test

REGENT’s Squire seaglider has demonstrated its ability to fly just above the waterline, skimming the surface in a recent test that pushes the hybrid platform closer to operational use.

Indra to Equip 6 More Type 212CD Submarines With EW, Radar Systems

Indra is set to equip an additional six Type 212CD submarines with its electronic warfare (EW) and radar systems under a new contract signed with Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace.

Italian Navy Receives ‘Tritone’ Multi-Purpose Support Vessel

The Italian Navy has taken delivery of its upgraded “Tritone” multi-purpose support vessel at Fincantieri’s Palermo shipyard.

Hanwha Ocean Engages Nova Scotia, Irving to Boost Canada Submarine Bid

Hanwha Ocean has sought to expand cooperation with institutions in Nova Scotia as part of its efforts to win Canada’s Patrol Submarine Project.

UAE to Build $50M High-Risk Rescue and Security Training Center

The UAE will build a $50-million facility designed to simulate high-risk rescue and security missions in a fully controlled training environment for military, police, and emergency responders.

Germany to Manufacture Thousands of Autonomous Strike Drones for Ukraine

Germany has signed a production contract for thousands of autonomous strike drones to be built on its territory for Ukraine, marking its largest move yet into industrial-scale manufacturing of heavy combat unmanned systems.

US Air Force Adds $68.6M to Lockheed Martin Missile Warning Satellite Program

The US Air Force has added $68.6 million to a Lockheed Martin program that builds next-generation satellites designed to detect missile launches from space.

Lithuania Receives New Advanced Surface‑to‑Air Missile Systems

Lithuania has begun receiving new National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems, marking a fresh step in its effort to tighten protection of key military and civilian assets against aerial threats.

Haiti Gangs Under Pressure But Adapting to Crackdown: UN Report

Anti-gang operations in Haiti have halted the powerful armed groups' expansion in the capital, but progress remains uneven, a UN expert report said Tuesday.

Ukraine Says Russian Attacks Kill Seven, Including Child

Russian strikes killed seven people, including a child, and wounded dozens across Ukraine on Tuesday, regional authorities said.

Israel, Lebanon Agree to Direct Negotiations After ‘Productive’ Talks: US

Israel and Lebanon agreed to hold direct negotiations after "productive discussions" between the two sides in Washington, the US said on Tuesday.

Drone Strike Hits Iranian Kurds, One Killed: Exiled Group

A drone struck an Iranian Kurdish group on Tuesday, killing a woman in Iraq's northern Kurdistan region, a party official told AFP.

Gaza Civil Defense Says Toddler Among 10 Killed in Israeli Strikes

Gaza's civil defense agency said that a toddler was among 10 people killed in separate Israeli strikes in the northern part of the Palestinian territory.

GEOINT in the Iran War: Targeting, Intelligence, and the Battle for Information

Geospatial intelligence is playing a growing role in the Iran war, enabling precision targeting while exposing new risks around data access and security.

MK 54 Lightweight Torpedo: How the US Navy Hunts Submarines

Beneath the surface, discover how the MK 54 lightweight torpedo is designed to track, pursue, and neutralize submarines in complex underwater environments.

Baylor University Launches Arctic Lab to Study Cold’s Impact on Troops

Baylor University in Texas has opened a facility designed to simulate Arctic conditions and study how cold affects US warfighters and first responders.