Lithuania’s Ministry of National Defence is considering a state-controlled drone company to help speed up procurement and support domestic manufacturers, LRT reports. Under the proposal, the state would provide financial backing while local companies made drones ordered by the government. Lithuan…

Lithuania is considering setting up a state-owned holding company for the drone industry to speed up procurement and strengthen domestic production, LRT reported, citing an interview with Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas by BNS. Kaunas said he would like separate Lithuanian companies to develop F…

Work on the Royal Fleet Auxiliary’s three new Fleet Solid Support ships is progressing on schedule and within budget, with all three due to enter service in the early 2030s, according to the Ministry of Defence. The post Fleet Solid Support ships on schedule and budget, UK says first appeared on UK Defence Journal .

As the American military seeks new capabilities and advanced systems amid rapid change, defense companies of all sizes showcased their solutions at a major defense conference.

The Chancellor has cited Norway's own requirements as an example of the thinking behind Britain's new offset policy. The post Norwegian frigate deal shaped new offset policy first appeared on UK Defence Journal .

Several lawmakers with major influence over defense policy and spending are fighting for their political futures.

Weibel Scientific is dedicated to developing and manufacturing state-of-the-art velocity and position measuring instruments based on continuous wave Doppler principles and the latest radar computer, a...

Audi expects to temporarily assign about 400 employees to Bavarian defence companies from 2027, BR reported, after more than 2,000 workers registered for a two-day jobs fair in Ingolstadt. The placements are expected to last two or three years at most. Employees will retain their Audi pay and hav…

Lithuania’s Transport Ministry has proposed adding several facilities to the list of assets and equipment important to national security, LRT reports. The government is due to consider the proposal on Wednesday. The proposed additions include data centres operated by the Centre of Registers and t…

Pakistan, Türkiye, Indonesia and Qatar must turn the Badr memorandum into a lasting defence-industrial alliance through joint production, world-class

The Netherlands will buy more CV90 infantry fighting vehicles, additional bridge-laying tanks, a replacement for its unreliable Kodiak combat engineer vehicle, and new tracked support and heavy recovery vehicles from Germany’s FFG, Dutch State Secretary for Defense Derk Boswijk told parliament in a letter on Oct. 26, the Dutch Ministry of Defense said. The ministry […]

NATO Allies have bet the future of European skies on the world’s most sophisticated combat aircraft. NATO Allies are buying the world's most advanced fighter but many are neglecting vital investments in hard security, ground crews, and support systems that will keep it flying. By 2028, European flight lines will host upwards of 700 F-35 Lightning jets. On paper, this inventory represents an insurmountable technological edge: a sensor-fused, fifth-generation fleet that outmatches any potential adversary in radar-cross-section, situational awareness, and electronic attack. Yet this procurement spree masks a dangerous complacency. The Alliance has poured vast capital into acquiring fifth-generation airframes while systematically underinvesting in the unglamorous terrestrial infrastructure that keeps them flying: base hardening, counter-drone defenses, resilient networks, and ground crews. An F-35 sitting on an unhardened runway without fuel, parts, or secure command links is not a deterre

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Finland’s defence industry exported military products worth nearly 702 million euros last year, a record in SaferGlobe’s data series dating back to 2002, Yle reported. Exports of land vehicles and components to Sweden, Japan and Latvia were a particular driver of the increase, according to the th…

Poland’s military has ordered anti-drone radars worth 625 million Danish kroner from Weibel Scientific, a radar maker based in Allerød in North Zealand, DR reports. The deal is the largest in the company’s history. Weibel will build and deliver an undisclosed number of its Xenta radars, which are…

As military leaders clamor for increased weapons and systems productions, top defense company leaders chart ways they can meet the demand.

The memo to acquisition leaders came from the principal director for Defense Pricing, Contracting, and Acquisition Policy. The post Pentagon issues guidance on AI procurements to support Trump’s ‘truth-seeking’ and ‘ideological neutrality’ directives appeared first on DefenseScoop .

The Ministry of Defence intends to publish a simple front door of procurement entry points for small and medium-sized enterprises by the end of this calendar year. The post Simple front door for defence suppliers due this year first appeared on UK Defence Journal .

Denmark will guarantee a 750 million-kroner loan for the Danish subsidiary of Ukrainian defence company Fire Point, which plans to produce rocket fuel in Denmark, DR reports, citing the Ministry of Business. The ministry said the guarantee was needed because the war in Ukraine makes it difficult …