The Swedish Government is offering eight Gripen aircraft to the Croatian government. The deal includes a support and training package for pilots and technicians, and a financing solution
Russian Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov on Wednesday announced that India will begin production of an export variant of the Sukhoi's T-50 stealth fighter from 2020, while on a state visit to New Delhi. "The technical characteristics have been confirmed to our (Russia and India) defense ministries
While NATO nations make large cuts to their defense budgets for the next fiscal year, Asian and Eastern European countries are taking advantage of their increased budgets. However, despite the decrease in defense budgets this year, it does not gap the wide difference in budgets between the two realms
The U.S’ Office of Naval Research has awarded a $13
Raytheon has won a $349 million five-year, multi-year contract to provide heavy anti-tank, wireless precision-assault missiles for the U.S
The Norwegian government will spend $7.4 billion on defence in 2013, an increase from 2012’s $52
In the next 10 years, Australia will spend about $150 billion in defense procurement as part of a new Defense Capability Guide and Defense Capability Plans recently introduced by the government. Regarded as a key document for the country’s defense industry, the new document provides general guidance for industry on projects for the six year period following the four years Forward Estimates period of the Defence Capability Plan (DCP)
The annual meeting of the defense ministers of India and Russia which was to be held today has been postponed to 10th of this month. The Russian Defence Minister was required to stay in Russia for his urgent participation in a programme of the Russian President and hence the meeting was postponed
Lockheed Martin will begin managing the transformation of the Department of Defense global data network known as the Global Information Grid with a total program value of $4.6 billion for seven years
Japan has unveiled the world’s first explosive-detecting departure gate. On Wednesday, Japanese firm Hitachi announced that airline passengers could be scanned for bombs as they swipe their boarding passes