Dassault Aviation and Thales, through the cortAIx AI accelerator, have formed a strategic partnership to develop AI systems for defence aviation. The agreement was signed on 18 November and announced on 25 November at the International Adopt AI Summit at the Grand Palais in Paris
Turkey has started construction of the TF-2000 destroyer, a major step in a program first approved in 2007 and now positioned at the center of the countrys naval expansion. Designed by the Turkish Naval Forces Command, the TF-2000 will become the
The Netherlands Ministry of Defence has signed an
South Korea has signed a KRW 705 billion ($482 million) contract with Hanwha Aerospace for mass production of the Long-range Surface-to-Air Missile system. The Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) said the agreement covers production and delivery of launchers and anti-ballistic missiles for the Republic of Korea Armed Forces (ROKAF) through 2030
Armenia has reportedly suspended negotiations on a proposed $1.2 billion purchase of Indias Tejas fighter jet after a Tejas Mk-1 crashed during an aerobatic display at the Dubai Airshow
The EU adopted a law on Tuesday creating the European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP), a new €1.5 billion framework to accelerate defence manufacturing, expand joint procurement and increase backing for Ukraine as security pressures intensify
More than 180 experts from the War Department and multiple federal agencies met in Alexandria, Virginia, yesterday to begin a three-year initiative to deliver counter-small unmanned aircraft system capabilities to U.S
The Philippines is pursuing the acquisition of five additional retired TC-90 maritime patrol aircraft from Japan as both governments continue talks on the possible transfer of used Japanese destroyer escorts. Philippine Navy chief Vice Adm
The South Korean Navy launched the 3,600-ton missile frigate Jeonnam at the SK Ocean Plant in Goseong, South Gyeongsang Province, yesterday. The vessel is the Navys third frigate of this class, following the Chungnam and Gyeongbuk
More than 2,000 British soldiers and veterans have filed the first formal legal action in the U.K