Year: 2026
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Jun- 2026 -30 JuneCommentary
When the Machine Decides and the Human Signs
Operation Epic Fury exposed the limits of human oversight in AI-enabled targeting, raising questions about governance at machine speed.
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30 JuneEurope
Ukraine Seeks License to Produce French SCALP Cruise Missiles
Ukraine is negotiating with France to obtain a license to produce SCALP cruise missiles domestically.
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30 JuneAmericas
US Army Places $40M Order for Next-Gen Combat Helmets
The US Army has ordered more than $40 million in next-generation combat helmets from Avon Technologies' Team Wendy Ceradyne.
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30 JuneEurope
Polish, Ukrainian Firms Partner on Turbojet Engine Development
A Polish defense company and a Ukrainian aircraft engine designer have agreed to jointly develop small turbojet engines for aviation and defense applications.
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30 JuneAmericas
US Air Force Invites Defense Firms to Shape Future Long-Range Strike Missile
The US Air Force is inviting defense companies to help shape a next-generation air-launched weapon capable of striking targets more than 1,150 miles away.
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30 JuneEurope
Russia Could Attack NATO One Year After Ukraine War: Dutch Govt
Russia could launch a "limited" military campaign against a NATO country just one year after the war in Ukraine ends, the Dutch defense ministry warned.
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30 JuneDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Russia Says Downed 419 Ukrainian Drones
Russia shot down 419 Ukrainian drones across the country overnight, the defense ministry said.
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30 JuneAmericas
More Cash, Not Enough Weapons: NATO Presses to Produce More
A year on from their historic pledge to ramp up defense spending, NATO leaders gathering in Ankara next week will reckon with another challenge: getting industry to produce enough weapons.
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30 JuneAmericas
US Marine Corps Puts AI in Charge of Situation Reporting
The US Marine Corps is preparing to launch the Operational Data Integration Nexus, an AI-enabled platform designed to modernize operational reporting.
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29 JuneAsia Pacific
The First Island Chain: A Guide to Asia-Pacific’s Most Contested Geographic Boundary
A string of islands stretching from Japan to Borneo has become the defining fault line of Indo-Pacific competition. This guide explains how the First Island Chain shapes — and constrains — Chinese military ambition.
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