defense spending

Putin Backs Trump’s Proposal to Halve Defense Spending

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday backed a suggestion by US counterpart Donald Trump for Russia, the United States, and China to all cut their defense budgets in half.

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Raytheon Clinches $322M TOW Anti-Armor Missile Deal With US Army

Raytheon has been awarded a $322.5-million contract to supply additional TOW anti-armor missiles to the US Army.

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Denmark PM Says Will Announce ‘Massive’ Rearmament Plans

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said her government would announce plans for a "massive" rearming of Denmark's military due to the growing threat posed by Russia.

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UK Begins Search for New 5.56mm Light Assault Machine Gun

The UK Ministry of Defence has launched a competitive tender process for a new 5.56mm lightweight assault machine gun for use by dismounted troops.

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Indian Army Seeks 1,000 New Surveillance Helicopters

The Indian Army has unveiled plans to procure up to 1,000 new surveillance helicopters aimed at enhancing its defense capabilities in high-altitude border regions.

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Indonesia Buys 60 Turkish-Made Bayraktar TB3 Drones

Indonesia has placed an order for 60 Bayraktar TB3 drones from Turkey to enhance its ability to conduct surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision strikes.

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Philippine Military Eyes Acquiring Two Submarines

As part of its modernization efforts, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) intends to acquire at least two diesel-electric submarines. 

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China Says US Should Take Lead in Military Cuts After Trump Comments

Beijing urged the US to take the lead in reducing military spending after President Trump proposed talks with Russia and China on the issue.

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Indra to Provide Space Surveillance Radar for Germany

Germany has contracted Spanish defense company Indra to produce, integrate, and deliver a space surveillance radar capable of detecting objects in low space orbit. 

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Anduril Takes Over US Army’s $22B IVAS Program From Microsoft

Anduril will assume development of the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System, taking over from Microsoft following a series of setbacks that delayed the program.

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