The White House has released its 2025 National Security Strategy, painting long-time European allies in a stark and critical light while signalling a renewed U.S. focus on dominance in the Western Hemisphere.
Norway will acquire two additional submarines from Germany’s TKMS, the Defence Ministry confirmed on Friday, lifting the total order to six vessels and pushing project costs close to 100 billion crowns.
ICEYE has raised EUR 150 million in new financing led by General Catalyst, along with a EUR 50 million secondary placement that values the company at EUR 2.4 billion (USD 2.8 billion).
Raytheon has entered a strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services to advance satellite data processing and mission control operations.
Greek lawmakers late on Thursday approved the purchase of 36 PULS rocket artillery systems from Israel for about 650 million euros, according to two officials who spoke to Reuters.
NATO has released an updated maritime strategy that sets out a framework for Allied maritime security across the Euro-Atlantic region.
Israel Aerospace Industries announced it has signed a contract to supply the Royal Thai Air Force with the Barak MX air defence system, marking a new phase in cooperation between the two countries.
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works has completed a live demonstration of artificial intelligence driven mission contingency management on a Stalker XE Block 25 UAV and an Alta X 2.0 drone modified by Drone Amplified.
Latvia’s National Armed Forces received new Giraffe 1X air surveillance radars on 3 December during a formal handover ceremony at the Lielvārde Air Base.
The UK and Norway have signed what both governments describe as their most extensive defence cooperation agreement in modern times, strengthening joint efforts to counter rising Russian undersea activity in the North Atlantic.
Lockheed Martin, MBDA and the F-35 Joint Program Office have completed a series of ground based integration tests with the Meteor missile and the F-35A, marking a key step toward future flight trials.
The U.S. Department of War has issued a request for information to assess industry’s ability to produce about 300,000 inexpensive drones at speed, aiming to meet the “drone dominance” goals set by the president.
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