defense

Turkey Unleashes Laser-Armed ‘Tank’ That Can Fry and Jam Drones Mid-Air

Turkey has introduced the ALKA-KAPLAN, a hybrid combat vehicle armed with a high-energy laser weapon to detect, jam, and destroy drones on the battlefield.

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Spain’s New Passive Camo ‘Tricks’ AI-Guided Drones Without Emitting Signal

Spanish-based firm Kallisto AI has developed a next-gen camouflage system designed to protect military assets against modern, AI-guided threats.

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New Laser Tech From Illinois Could Boost Future Drone and Missile Defenses

Engineers at the University of Illinois have developed a next-gen laser component that could improve missile defenses, power directed-energy systems, and enhance laser-based sensing on drones.

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‘Ultra-Light’ Chinese Chip Turns Real Bees Into Flying Spy Robots

Chinese scientists have developed a cyborg bee using a “brain controller” that weighs just 74 milligrams, lighter than the nectar bees typically carry.

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EU Council Launches $169 Million Defense Loan Program

The EU Council has launched an initiative that will support member states in their joint defense procurement loans.

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Lithuania to Bolster Local Defense Industry With $337-Million Investment

Lithuania is investing $337.4-million to boost its defense industry and establish itself as a regional center for the security sector.

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EU to Send $17M Defense Package to North Macedonia

The EU is sending a $17.1-million assistance measure to North Macedonia to strengthen its defense capacities and operational readiness.

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Leidos Begins IFPC Inc 2 Launcher Mass Production

Leidos has announced the mass production of the Indirect Fires Protection Capability Increment 2 (IFPC Inc 2) weapon system for the US Army.

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Philippines and New Zealand in Talks for Defense Pact

The Philippines and New Zealand have begun negotiating an agreement that would allow them to deploy troops on each other's soil.

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Ukrainian Military to Get Additional $60M Per Month for New Drones

Ukraine’s armed forces will receive an additional $60 million per month to directly purchase drones.

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