The European Union and the Republic of Korea agreed to expand security and defence cooperation during their 11th Summit in Brussels.
Swedish JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft carried out two incident response missions on Friday to meet Russian combat aircraft in the Baltic Sea near Swedish airspace.
Australia said Submarine Rotational Force-West has moved another step closer to being established.
Airbus Defence and Space and Ukrainian defence technology company SkyFall have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the International Aerospace Exhibition in Berlin.
The United States has announced an additional $4 billion credit facility for Poland under the Foreign Military Financing (FMF) program, which provides funds enabling countries to purchase American military equipment and services.
An Airbus-led consortium of eight defence companies is set to launch Team Gen 6 in Berlin.
Irving Shipbuilding has laid the keel for the first River-class destroyer, the future HMCS Fraser, at Halifax Shipyard.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems has received a U.S. Army contract to demonstrate a long-range manoeuvring projectile under the Extended Range Artillery Projectile programme.
Software shortcomings, spare parts shortages and corrosion problems meant only about one in four F-35 stealth fighters were ready to conduct all possible missions at any given time in fiscal 2025, according to a new Government Accountability Office report cited by Air & Space Forces Magazine.
Safran Electronics & Defense Germany has received its largest order from Germany for more than 1,000 JIM Compact multifunction infrared binoculars.
American Rheinmetall said the RCH 155 artillery system continues to demonstrate its relevance as the U.S. Army evaluates options for the Mobile Tactical Cannon programme.
BAE Systems will launch its Next Generation Indirect Fire Control System at Eurosatory. The company said the new capability is designed to bring digital innovation to front-line artillery operations.
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