defense spending

Italy Picks Germany’s Skynex as New Short-Range Air Defense Solution

Italy has officially selected Germany’s Skynex air defense system to enhance its airspace protection capabilities.

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California Firm to Provide Optionally-Piloted Capability for US Army Choppers

A California-based tech company has been contracted to integrate optionally-piloted capability into US Army helicopters and enhance their flight features.

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Sweden Unveils New Drone Swarm Technology From Saab

Sweden has introduced advanced drone swarm technology that will enable drones of various sizes to work collaboratively on tasks.

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Germany Opposes Trump Call to Raise NATO Defense Spending to 5% of GDP

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz opposed US President-elect Donald Trump's call for NATO members to raise defense budget to five percent of GDP.

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BlueHalo to Deliver EW Sensors for US Navy, USSOCOM Drones

BlueHalo has secured a $49.9-million contract to provide electronic warfare sensors for US Navy and US Special Operations Command drones.

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Scholz Rejects Drastic Rise in German Defense Spending

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz rebuffed a proposal to almost double the defense budget, ahead of snap polls next month.

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Boeing Clinches $616M US Air Force Deal for F-15 Survivability System

Boeing has been awarded a $616-million contract to begin full-rate production of the Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System for the F-15 fighter aircraft.

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Lithuania Boosts Anti-Tank Capabilities With New Carl-Gustaf Order

Lithuania is expanding its anti-tank capabilities with a new order for Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifles from Swedish defense firm Saab.

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India to Develop Specialized Anti-Drone Ammo for Russian-Origin Weapons

India has announced plans to develop ammunition for two Russian-origin anti-aircraft weapons, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.

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US Army Selects BAE Systems to Develop Multi-Domain Artillery Cannon

The US Army has selected BAE Systems to develop a prototype of the Multi-Domain Artillery Cannon system capable of firing hypersonic projectiles.

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