Irish Defence Forces

Spectra Group Secures Contract to Supply Irish Defence Forces with Comtech’s COMET Troposcatter System

Groundbreaking Communication Technology to Enhance Ireland’s Strategic and Tactical Capabilities Spectra Group (UK) Ltd, a specialist provider of secure voice, data, and satellite communication systems, has announced a landmark contract with the Irish Defence Forces to supply Comtech’s Troposcatter Compact...
EU-European Union

Europe’s Defense Lobbying Boom: War in Ukraine Fuels Influence Surge in Brussels

Since war arrived on Europe’s doorstep in February 2022, the defense industry has found itself in the midst of a golden age—one marked by skyrocketing lobbying budgets and a growing presence in Brussels. As the European Union scrambles to bolster...
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North Korean Troops in Russia: Satellite Images Reveal Secret Maritime Route

Newly analyzed satellite images have revealed that North Korean troops, who were deployed to Russia last year to aid in its war against Ukraine, took a clandestine sea route to reach a remote Russian military base. The discovery, made by...
 Altay main battle tank (MBT)

Turkey’s Altay Main Battle Tank Set to Enter Service in 2025: A Milestone in Defense Manufacturing

Turkey’s Expanding Defense Industry Turkey has been making significant strides in defense manufacturing, positioning itself as a global leader in unmanned aerial vehicles, stealth fighter jets, and now, main battle tanks. The upcoming induction of the Altay main battle tank (MBT) marks...
Denmark Defense , Arctic

Denmark’s Defense Overhaul: A Response to US Shifts and Russian Threats

Copenhagen Rethinks Defense Strategy Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty Denmark’s decision to significantly increase defense spending marks a historic shift in its military strategy, one driven by a dual threat: Russian aggression in Eastern Europe and uncertainty surrounding US commitment to NATO...
RAF Typhoons carry out air-to-air refuelling from a German A400M for first time

RAF Typhoons Complete First Air-to-Air Refueling with German Atlas A400M in Middle East

Landmark Operation Enhances Interoperability Between Allied Air Forces The Royal Air Force (RAF) has successfully conducted air-to-air refueling operations with a German Air Force Atlas A400M tanker for the first time. The milestone mission, carried out both during daylight and...
China’s New Attack Submarine May Be a Response to US Typhon Missiles in Philippines

China’s New Attack Submarine May Be a Response to US Typhon Missiles in Philippines

Chinese attack submarine, reportedly under construction in Wuhan, may be intended to counter the recent deployment of US-made Typhon missile systems in the Philippines. According to a report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP), which cites a semi-official Chinese...
At the Defense Tech Innovation Forum 2025 held in Kyiv on February 18–19, Brigadier General Ivan Lukashevych of Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) made a striking revelation: Russia is now attempting to replicate Ukraine’s success in using sea drones. Two years late, Russian forces are trying to develop unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) and maritime tactics similar to those that Ukrainian forces have used to cripple Russian naval assets.

Ukraine and Russia in the Age of Sea Drones: A New Maritime Battlefield

At the Defense Tech Innovation Forum 2025 held in Kyiv on February 18–19, Brigadier General Ivan Lukashevych of Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) made a striking revelation: Russia is now attempting to replicate Ukraine’s success in using sea drones. Two years late, Russian forces are trying to...
Sixty-six years ago, Canada made a historic decision that would forever change the trajectory of its aerospace industry. On February 20, 1959—now remembered as “Black Friday”—the Canadian government abruptly canceled the Avro Arrow (CF-105) program, a move that dashed the nation’s chances of becoming a dominant force in military aviation and engineering.

Avro Arrow: Canada’s Lost Dream of Aviation Supremacy

Sixty-Six Years Later, the Cancellation of the CF-105 Arrow Still Haunts Canada’s Aerospace Legacy Sixty-six years ago, Canada made a historic decision that would forever change the trajectory of its aerospace industry. On February 20, 1959—now remembered as “Black Friday”—the...
INS JalAshwa

India Accelerates Amphibious Warfare Capabilities with UK Partnership for Electric Propulsion LPDs

TROPEX 2025 Highlights the Indian Navy’s Amphibious Capabilities Gap The Indian Navy’s largest maritime wargame, Theatre-Level Operational Readiness Exercise (TROPEX) 2025, has placed a renewed focus on amphibious operations. However, India currently operates just one Landing Platform Dock (LPD)—the INS Jalashwa—leased from...
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