Leonardo is first major defence company in the UK to move to the secure cloud
In collaboration with Microsoft and Accenture, Leonardo has deployed the cloud-based Azure platform across its UK business.
Aerojet Rocketdyne ramps up production of propulsions for missile systems
Aerojet Rocketdyne has entered into a $215.6 million Cooperative Agreement with the Defense Department to increase rocket propulsion manufacturing capacity.
Iran may gain access to Syrian chemical weapons, Israeli source says
Iran is replacing Russia in Syria and that brings up a major concern – the Syrian chemical weapons stockpile.
EID reveals new TerraNex and OceaNex product families
Portuguese defence technology company EID has launched its new TerraNex and OceaNex product families.
Survitec launches five lifejackets designed to meet demands of all naval missions
Survitec has introduced five advanced lifejackets for naval operations, ranging from replenishment at sea, damage control and abandonment to maritime interdiction and amphibious assaults in hazardous and extreme environments.
The Su-25 and Belarus-Russia military cooperation in the shadow of the Ukraine war
While increased military cooperation between Russia and Belarus can be expected in an ongoing war, this depends on many more factors, and it is rather difficult to estimate its exact form.
350 exhibitors from 27 countries will attend DEFEA 2023
The upgraded role of Greece in the geopolitical forefront of the Eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans, as well as the “rebirth” of the Hellenic defence industry, will be a main focal of the international defence and security exhibition DEFEA.
Norway to support Ukraine in setting up the a defence procurement organization
(NDMA) has signed a letter of intent that describes the support the Ukrainian Defence Procurement Agency (DPA) will receive from NDMA to establish a procurement organization for defence material.
Surge in arms imports to Europe, while US dominance of the global arms trade increases
Imports of major arms by European states increased by 47 per cent between 2013–17 and 2018–22, while the global level of international arms transfers decreased by 5.1 per cent.
New Arctic operations base for UK commandos
A new Arctic operations base will support Britain’s commandos for the next ten years as the UK underscores its commitment to security in the High North.
Former Royal Navy admiral appointed to lead Babcock’s AUKUS team
A former UK Royal Navy vice-admiral with decades of experience in naval strategy and submarine operations has been appointed as Babcock’s first Managing Director – AUKUS & International.