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Europe Rejects Donald Trump’s Hormuz Call

European leaders have come into conflict with Donald Trump this week after rejecting his request for assistance...

Europe Boosts Ukraine Aid and Deploys Counter-Drone Forces Amid Rising Russian Threats

Free European Union flags image, public domain CC0 photo. Top defense officials from Europe’s five biggest military spenders...

Lithuania Builds Multi-Layered Border Defense Against Russia and Belarus

Lithuania has unveiled plans to build a multi-layered defensive barrier along its borders, featuring anti-tank obstacles, drainage...

EU Nations Seek €127B in SAFE Loans for Defense Boost

At least €127 billion (approximately $146 billion) in EU-supported defense loans has drawn interest from several European...

EU Boosts Defence Strategy: €150B Plan to Strengthen Security by 2030

EU Strengthens Defence Strategy Amid Growing Security Concerns The European Union has introduced...

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FAA Nationwide Ground Stop Disrupts Nearly 10,000 Flights

A communications failure at US air traffic control centres forced a nationwide grounding of flights. Although the FAA lifted the restriction after four hours, nearly 10,000 flights had been cancelled and tens of thousands of passengers were affected.

MQ-9B Drone: ISR and Defence Capabilities for Europe

General Atomics is positioning its MQ-9B uncrewed aircraft as a multi-mission platform for European defence, combining persistent surveillance, airborne early warning, counter-drone potential and long-range weapons integration.

Optics11 Underwater Surveillance Expands to Global Navies

Dutch defence technology company Optics11 is expanding its underwater surveillance business, with dozens of navies exploring its fibre-optic sensing systems. The company expects around 35 paid naval trials this year and is preparing for further international expansion.

France IRIS Satellites: €1.5 Billion Military Deal

France has awarded Airbus and Thales Alenia Space a contract worth more than €1.5 billion to develop two advanced IRIS military imaging satellites, ensuring the continuity of its sovereign space-based intelligence capabilities beyond 2035.