Defence Policies

German defence company Helsing has unveiled Contra, an AI-coordinated air defence system combining Inferno and Ambush interceptor missiles. Designed to counter fast-moving attack drones, the system aims to keep interception costs below $100,000 per shot, with market readiness expected in late 2027.

Italy’s Leonardo and Germany’s Rheinmetall have reportedly won two contracts worth a combined $4.16 billion from the...

Denmark intends to procure two types of long-range precision-strike missiles, one launched from aircraft and the other...

At a former flight-testing facility south of Paris, drones fly over fields and wooded areas while ground...

A post published by India’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) on social media stated that the project would...

On September 22, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposed a temporary halt to Russian and Ukrainian attacks on...

France is examining the possibility of keeping its nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, in service beyond...

France intends to develop its next-generation combat aircraft independently after the collapse of a joint fighter programme...

Lockheed Martin is exploring potential partnerships with European defence companies to expand production of PAC-3 Patriot interceptors,...

Norwegian defense company Kongsberg plans to establish a new manufacturing facility in northern Poland dedicated to counter-drone...

At the June 25 Eastern Flank Summit in Gdańsk, leaders from Finland, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Sweden described the security...

European autonomous systems developer TEKEVER has expanded its European footprint with the launch of TEKEVER Germany, coinciding...