The transformation of Ukraine’s arms industry amid war with Russia [SIPRI]
Three years on from Russia’s escalation of its war on Ukraine with the full-scale invasion, Ukraine faces mounting military challenges.
Three years on from Russia’s escalation of its war on Ukraine with the full-scale invasion, Ukraine faces mounting military challenges.
“My team and I completed a full de-posture of a launch facility,” said Staff Sgt. Brandon Sanders, 90 MMXS […]
Quantum Systems, a leading German drone manufacturer, has welcomed a high-level delegation to its Ukrainian production facility.
On 1 February 2025, Christina Canitz took over as Head of HENSOLDT’s Optronics division, succeeding Tanya Altmann.
DZYNE Technologies has introduced its latest innovation, the Dronebuster Detect, Track, Identify, Mitigate (DTIM) Kit, at the International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) in the UAE.
Finnish defence company Summa Defence Oy has forecasted revenue of €110–140 million and EBITA of €9–12 million for 2025.
Enforce Tac 2025, the leading trade fair for internal and external security, will take place from 24th to 26th February in Nuremberg, Germany.
The Netherlands has provided nearly EUR 5.88 billion in military aid to Ukraine as of 4 February. This figure reflects an increase of EUR 2.12 billion since September 2024.
The United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) is intensifying efforts to enhance its readiness, lethality, and modernisation, in line with the Department of Defense’s top priorities.
The Latvian government has announced plans to increase defence spending to 4% of GDP next year, with a long-term goal of reaching 5%.
According to NABU, the suspect, in coordination with other individuals, allegedly transferred more than USD 46 million from Ukrainian state-owned enterprises to foreign accounts.
Leonardo, the Italian aerospace and defence giant, has announced robust preliminary financial results for 2024.
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