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Germany’s $21.4B Ammunition Plan Signals Major Military Shift by 2037

Germany's armed forces, the Bundeswehr, have pledged over $21.4 billion toward ammunition procurement by 2037, marking a...

Belgium Proposes Shifting F-35 Assembly to Italy: Impact on European Defense Strategy

Belgium’s recent proposal to shift the assembly of its Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II aircraft from the...

Rheinmetall Acquires Hagedorn-NC to Boost Ammo Supply Chain

Rheinmetall to Acquire Hagedorn-NC, Strengthening Ammunition Supply Chain Rheinmetall has announced plans to acquire...

Fincantieri collaborates with OCCAR to build Italian Navy Future type-212NFS submarines

In a statement, one of the world’s leading shipbuilding groups has signed a contract with Organisation Conjointe...

The intelligence community’s questions on supply chain security

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence is not immune to the struggle that all corners of the federal government face...

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Saab Partners With Canadian Firms for Gripen Fighter Jet Production

Saab has partnered with CAE, IMP Aerospace and Magellan Aerospace to prepare for potential Gripen E fighter jet production in Canada. The proposal comes as the Canadian government reviews its F-35 purchase and explores options to strengthen domestic defence manufacturing.

Helsing Contra Air Defense System Targets Fast Drones

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.

Leonardo and Rheinmetall Secure $4.16 Billion Italian Army Contracts

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

Denmark Plans Long-Range Strike Missile Acquisition

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