defense spending

Latvia Begins Delivering First 500 of 12,000 Combat Drones to Kyiv

Latvia has started delivering a new batch of 500 combat drones to Ukraine as part of an international drone coalition to support Kyiv.

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Japan Could Soon Fly US-Made C-17 Military Transport Aircraft

Japan has expressed interest in acquiring US-made C-17 military transport aircraft to enhance its rapid deployment and tactical logistics capabilities.

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German Government Hopefuls Planning Billions for Defense Spending: Report

The two parties hoping to form Germany's next government plan to plough hundreds of billions of euros into defense, German news reported.

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US Air Force Partners With Xona to Explore New GPS Alternative

The US military is exploring alternatives to GPS, and Xona’s commercial solution is quickly emerging as a potential key player.

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Ukraine Forecasts $35B in Domestic Defense Production for 2025

Ukraine has reported a significant rise in domestic defense manufacturing capacity, with production anticipated to reach $35 billion this year.

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QinetiQ Joins US Army Program to Develop Next-Gen Target Acquisition System

QinetiQ is taking a pivotal role in developing the US Army’s next-gen target acquisition system.

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Denmark to Boost Defense Spending Beyond 3% of GDP in Two Years

Denmark has planned to allocate more than 3 percent of its GDP to defense over the next two years, committing 50 billion kroner ($7 billion).

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US Taps BlackSky for Next-Gen ISR Satellite

The US is supercharging its space-based intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities with a new contract.

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Spain Chooses US-Made Skydio X10D Drones to Boost ISR Capabilities

Spain has selected US drone manufacturer Skydio to provide small drones for enhanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions.

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UK PM Pledges to Spend 2.5 Percent of GDP on Defense by 2027

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledged Tuesday to boost defense spending to 2.5 percent of the economy by 2027, as uncertainty reigns over US President Donald Trump's commitment to European security.

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