Netherlands Armed Forces officially retire F-16 fighter jets
The Netherlands Ministry of Defence has officially retired its fleet of F-16 fighter jets after over 45 years of service.
Baltic States and Poland seek EU funding for Baltic Defence Line
The defence ministers of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland met on Friday in Daugavpils to discuss the possible financing of the Baltic Defence Line from the European Union budget.
Estonia increases defence investment with EUR 1.6 billion ammunition boost
Estonia’s government has approved a State Budget Strategy that will allocate an additional EUR 1.6 billion for the procurement of long-range ammunition through to 2031.
Fostering a culture of collaboration: PESCO projects are ambitious, inclusive
PESCO commits its members to developing defence capabilities together, and in doing so helps build a genuine European military […]
ECRS Mk2 radar takes flight for the first time, advancing Eurofighter Typhoon capabilities
ECRS Mk2 radar system, designed to enhance the combat capabilities of the Eurofighter Typhoon jets, has made its maiden flight.
Indra to modernise Spanish Army’s air defence system with advanced IFF technology
Indra has signed a framework agreement with the Spanish Ministry of Defence to upgrade the country's ground-based air defence system.
Germany supports Ukraine with arms and winter package
Germany is providing Ukraine with further aid to support it in its defensive war against Russia. The Bundestag agreed on Wednesday to increase funding for Ukraine’s military support by around 400 million euros.
Saab in talks to establish defence production in Ukraine, CEO tells Reuters
Swedish defence manufacturer Saab is exploring the possibility of establishing production facilities in Ukraine, as part of efforts to enhance the country's defence capabilities.
ARX Robotics and Quantum Systems announce the formation of the UXS Alliance
ARX Robotics and Quantum Systems have announced the formation of an alliance for companies in the unmanned systems sector.
The future of advanced training aircraft for European air forces: Poland’s perspective
The advancement of aviation technology and the growing importance of air power on the modern battlefield are increasing the demands on jet fighter pilots.
Rheinmetall wins mid-double-digit million euro order for mortar ammunition
An international NATO customer has placed an order with Düsseldorf-based technology group Rheinmetall for the production of mortar shells for the NATO partner's armed forces.
Saab to open new munition production facility in the United States
Saab has announced plans to open a new manufacturing facility in Grayling, Michigan, strengthening U.S. national defence capabilities while creating high-quality jobs and increasing domestic production.