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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.
Forecasts: Saudi Arabia’s defence market
Saudi Arabia is a historic big spender in the defence sector but is also looking to create indigenous capability by 2030.
UK explores WWII tech for PNT alternative
A £6m deal with Team Elaris for eLoran will provide another source of navigation in a GNSS-denied environment.
India develops its first modular guidance kit
New Delhi tested its Tactical Advanced Range Augmentation weapon off the coast of Odisha on the east coast.
Taiwan defence budget to near 10% growth over next five years
Taiwan continues to explore ways in which to deter an invasion by communist forces of the People’s Republic of China.
ICEYE: UK should pair Oberon with commercial satellites
The company propose a ‘hybrid model’ combining sovereign assets like Oberon SAR satellite with its cheap commercial satellites.
Country analysis: Qatar defence market
Qatar is a regional power in the Middle and Near East, operating capable forces across all warfighting domains.
Survey: US industry can’t meet global munitions demand
The demand for munitions is increasing globally amid a series of international conflicts, with nations seeking to replenish or boost stockpiles.
Japan lift arms export limits to meet partner ‘expectations’
Japan seek to use the same systems as 17 other militaries as the security environment deteriorates.
UK Minister ‘sick and tired of journalists’ talking down military
UK Minister for Defence Readiness Luke Pollard takes aim at journalists for negative press, amid a string of headlines in recent weeks.
How many aircraft has the US lost in Iran war?
The US has seen dozens of crewed and uncrewed aircraft destroyed or damaged in the war, costing billions of dollars.