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X-Bow Wins $11M Contract for Low-Cost Missile Interceptor

The U.S. Department of Defense has granted New Mexico-based rocket company X-Bow Systems a contract valued at...

LRDR Breakthrough: U.S. Advances ICBM Defense with Successful Radar Test

On June 24, 2025, the U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA) reported a significant advancement in national security:...

U.S. Military Enhances Air Defense Capabilities on Guam Amid Geopolitical Tensions

The United States is taking steps to significantly improve its air defense capabilities on the Pacific Island...

Arrow Weapon System to intercept and destroy ballistic missile

On January 18, 2022, in a statement the US Missile Defense Agency ([MDA) said, a test of...

MDA taps industry to build interceptor to defend against hypersonic threats

The U.S. Missile Defense Agency is tapping industry to design and build an interceptor capable of defending against regional hypersonic weapons threats,...

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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.