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5 November

Germany Plans Extra $3.4B Euros in Ukraine Military Aid in 2026

Germany plans to raise its military aid to Ukraine by $3.4 billion next year to around $13.2 billion to support its battle against Russia.

5 November

Giulia Bernacchi

Netherlands to Explore Local Production of US-Made AMRAAM Missiles

The Netherlands will explore the possibility of producing US-made AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) domestically.

4 November

(From L) NestAI's Peter Sarlin and Chief of Defence, General Janne Jaakkola

Christine Casimiro

Finland Moves Toward Data-Centric Warfare With NestAI Collaboration

Finland is keeping pace with Europe’s fast-evolving security environment through a new data and artificial intelligence (AI) strategy designed to modernize its defense operations.

4 November

Norwegian soldiers conduct training during an exercise with Light Tactical Vehicles during an exercise at an undisclosed location within the European Theater, on Sept. 2, 2025. The Norwegian-led arctic operation was a first-of-its-kind mission to conduct rapid insertion of military assets to remote and austere location. The operation focused on NATO sea denial and maritime domain awareness capabilities and helps set conditions to quickly respond and defeat any crisis or threat to NATO allies. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Addysyn Tobar)

Staff Writer With AFP

Europe Could Struggle to Mobilize Troops, Arms in Case of War With Russia: Study

Europe could struggle to mobilize enough troops or quickly produce enough weapons in case of a direct confrontation with Russia, a new report warned.

4 November

Inder Singh Bisht

Germany Plans Procurement of 12,000 Strike Drones for Brigade in Lithuania

The German government plans to procure 12,000 one-way attack drones to arm a newly launched mechanized brigade stationed in Lithuania.

4 November

Jodesz Gavilan

Belgium Orders Troops to Shoot Down Drones if No Collateral Damage Risk

Belgian soldiers have been ordered to shoot down suspicious drones after a spate of incursions over military sites.

4 November

Artist's impression of the AUKUS submarine

Rojoef Manuel

Australian Nickel-Zinc Battery Tech Under Review for AUKUS Submarines

Australian firm PMB Defence Engineering has secured a contract with BAE Systems to explore the use of its nickel-zinc battery systems in the design of next-generation AUKUS nuclear-powered submarines for Australia and the UK.

4 November