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Can Russia make the grade with the Checkmate?

After its official debut at the end of last year, there are still many unanswered questions about Russia’s fifth-generation fighter jet, the Sukhoi Su-75.

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Forecasts: Spain defence market data (2026-2035)

Spanish defence spending will increase gradually across the combat domains through to 2035.

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Japan scrambled to monitor Chinese surveillance aircraft

A Y-9 transporter and an TB-001 reconnaissance UAS surveilled from outside Japan’s maritime boundaries.

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Forecasts: Poland defence market data (2026-2035)

Poland is procuring new military equipment at an unprecedented rate across the combat domains, including tanks, fighters, and frigates.

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US apply UAS tariffs amid fear of foreign dependency

The decision is based on an unseen investigative report produced by the Department of Commerce.

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QinetiQ to integrate Australian radars across UK enterprise

CEA Technologies will enter a lively and diverse British radar systems market.

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Forecasts: Türkiye defence market data (2026-2035)

Ankara is increasing its potential markets for military exports, recently agreeing a mutual defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

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Defending the skies: XCaliber validates C-UAS integrator

The US start-up makes the case for an efficient C-UAS system, ensuring accurate data distribution for drone interceptions.

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Forecast: Global Missiles and Missile Defence Systems (2026-2036)

The market consists of nine categories, with platform-based missile defence systems the leading sector.

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Elbit to modernise F-16s for fifth gen combat air

The company will upgrade fourth gen fighters with a sensing suite that provides a protective bubble around the aircraft.

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Forecasts: Australia defence market data (2026-2035)

The air and land domain sectors appear front-loaded through to the end of the 2020s, while naval spending increases steadily.