A Fincantieri-Leonardo joint venture has signed a contract worth approximately €3.7 billion for two new Italian Navy destroyers, setting in motion one of Italy’s largest naval defence programmes in recent years.
NATO has launched its first Executive Resilience Course, bringing together senior civilian and military leaders from across the Alliance to strengthen preparedness for complex challenges
Switzerland has reduced its planned F-35 purchase from 36 to 30 aircraft after the United States demanded higher prices.
Saab plans to take a broader role in Sweden’s defence space sector by integrating technologies from across the domestic industrial base.
The European Defence Agency has demonstrated that MARSUR, the European Union’s maritime surveillance network, can exchange data in real time with national command systems and NATO
The U.S. Marine Corps has demonstrated how KC-130J aircraft can extend F-35B Lightning II operations across 4,000 nautical miles of the Indo-Pacific.
Australian F-35A Lightning II fighters have landed in New Zealand for the first time during a bilateral training deployment focused on combat readiness.
Anduril Industries’ Barracuda-M cruise missile family has become the first weapon in large-scale production to complete independent verification under the U.S. Air Force’s Weapon Open Systems Architecture standard.
Finnish defence artificial intelligence specialist NestAI is opening an office in Tallinn and plans to employ more than 25 engineers and specialists in Estonia during 2027.
Honeywell Aerospace has launched a 40-kilowatt upgrade for the F-35’s Power and Thermal Management System, increasing cooling capacity by 25%.
Navantia has completed testing of the air-independent propulsion system for the S-83 Cosme García, the third submarine in Spain’s S-80 class.
Britain has established its first military unit dedicated to disrupting, degrading and denying hostile activity in space, marking a shift from monitoring threats to acting against them.
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