Russian arrest of hypersonic expert shows stakes of race
On the 12th of August Russia detained the head of an institute researching hypersonic flight, the institute (known as NIPGS),…
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Counter unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS): Regulatory Trends
Unmanned aerial vehicles/systems (UAVs/UASs) have witnessed tremendous advances in terms of the number of deployed systems, as well as individual…
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Counter unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS): Macroeconomic Trends
The commercialisation of drones is a key driver in the C-UAS market, with technological advances lowering the costs of acquiring…
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Counter unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS): Technology Trends
C-UAS can employ several methods to detect the presence of hostile or unauthorised UAS.
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Where commercial and defence space meet – UKSA Q&A
During the recent Space-Comm exhibition, the UKSA’s Ian Annett discussed the increasing interdependence between commercial and defence space programmes and…
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‘Pingdemic’ – a realistic threat to aerospace and defence supply chains?
The co-called 'pingdemic' of self-isolation in the UK could cause new disruptions to aerospace and defence manufacturing.
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Swiss neutrality a potential challenge for foreign defense firms
Switzerland upholds a position of armed neutrality meaning no alliance can be formed with any country in the case of…
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Final decision on Croatia’s fighter jet acquisition still pending
Croatia’s plan to procure fighter jets to replace its ageing fleet of MiG-21 aircraft has been plagued with delays, from…
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