New UK defense chief pledges more air-defense, strike weapons for KyivGrant Shapps made his first appearance this week at the Ramstein forum of military donor nations to Ukraine.3 days ago
General Dynamics pitches updated ‘Foxhound’ for British Army needsThe service fielded hundreds of the vehicles to protect soldiers from mines and improvised explosive devices in Iraq and Afghanistan.9 days ago
British forces to get new rifles designed in the USUp to 10,000 new weapons will first go to special operations forces.
Europe’s PowerPoint panzer: Can Berlin and Paris pull off a new tank?For German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, the project is a test of whether the two countries can work together on large defense projects at all.
Saab buys British artificial intelligence specialist BlueBearThe Swedish-based company looks to expand its footprint in a fast-moving military market.
Britain has a new defense secretary. What are experts saying?The surprise choice for the role, vacated by Ben Wallace, is Energy Secretary Grant Shapps.
BAE Systems to buy Colorado-based Ball Aerospace for $5.55bnThe takeover is meant to strengthen the British company's position in the defense-related space business.
UK’s updated defense plan seeks force changes based on Ukraine war“We have learned that staying ahead of the threat and gaining strategic advantage can be achieved through novel and creative means."
UK defense plan zeroes in on replenishing weapons stockpilesThe report is a refresh of a paper released in 2021 aimed at reshaping British defense, foreign and security strategy.
British defense minister to step down this yearBen Wallace plans to vacate his role when Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conducts a government reshuffle, expected sometime in September.
Britain weighs how to rebuild stockpiles drained by war in UkraineBritain's minister of the armed forces said it’s “inescapably necessary to look at the size of your stockpiles."
BAE Systems wins order for munitions as UK rebuilds stocksThe weapons are being supplied under a 15-year, £2.4 billion agreement between BAE and the MoD called the Next Generation Munitions Solution.