Turkey, UAE strengthen defense industry ties with dozens of dealsThe agreements follow several years of political disputes between the two nations.6 months ago
Turkey’s Baykar to spend $100 million on Ukraine drone productionCompany executives profess to view the war-torn country as a long-term, strategic partner rather than a short-term market.6 months ago
Australia targets major spending boost for Asia-Pacific defenseBudget plans foresee the most significant ramp-up only at the end of the decade, leaving Australia vulnerable to Chinese aggression in the meantime.
OpinionUS, Israeli, Arab coordination in Mideast against Iran comes to fruitionThe Middle East’s emerging air defense alliance got its first major stress test on April 13 and appears to have passed with flying colors.
Lawmakers push for two submarines despite US Navy seeking just oneRep. Joe Courtney led a panel in pushing back against Navy plans to cut a Virginia-class submarine from its fiscal 2025 spending plans.
Lack of standards slows allied tech-sharing, Space Force official saysWhile the issue is often raised by commercial firms, the official told the Defense Innovation Board it is also a challenge for international allies.
House to hold separate votes on Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aidThe chamber will hold three separate votes on Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan aid bills that mirror legislation the Senate has already passed.
True Velocity sues Sig Sauer, alleging stolen trade secretsTrue Velocity is suing Sig Sauer, alleging it stole trade secrets used in the weapon design the Army chose for its Next-Generation Squad weapon.
Rheinmetall to ramp up Baltic presence with Lithuania munitions plantLithuanian authorities have begun easing regulations that govern big defense industry projects, making it easier for foreign companies to set up shop.
Poland to join European Sky Shield scheme, following thaw with BerlinPrime Minister Tusk lauded Israeli air-defense capabilities, some of which have begun to find buyers in Europe.
OpinionTo expand the US Navy’s fleet, we must contractAfter decades of corporate consolidation, the pendulum now swings toward consensus that the U.S. defense-industrial base must once again expand.
Navy, senators argue over who is to blame for a too-small fleetThe Navy secretary faulted industry for not investing in increasing its own capacity and Congress for establishing spending caps.