Author name: Ben Adler

Paras Defence and Space Technologies Limited has secured a ₹45.32 crore contract from Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), a move that underscores India’s growing self-reliance in air defence electronics. The deal, which includes the supply of advanced

In an era where geopolitical tensions are reshaping global defense strategies, Telenor ASA’s KNL subsidiary has emerged as a pivotal player in the Nordic defense technology sector. With its Cognitive Networked High Frequency (CNHF) radio technology,

The resignation of Doug Beck, director of the Pentagon’s Defence Innovation Unit (DIU), marks another high-profile departure from the US Department of Defence, underscoring the growing tensions between military leadership and political leadership. Be

Vice President Kashim Shettima has issued a clarion call for Africa to prioritise home-grown defence solutions, urging the continent to move beyond being a mere consumer of military technology and instead become a creator and innovator. Speaking at t

Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has issued a clarion call to African military leaders to embrace modern technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), to counter the evolving threat of terrorism across the continen

Paras Defence and Space Technologies (Paras) has secured a significant contract from Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) worth approximately Rs 45.32 crore (including taxes). The order, announced on Friday, involves the supply of Signal and Data Process

India has taken a decisive step in bolstering its air defence capabilities with the successful maiden flight test of the Integrated Air Defence Weapon System (IADWS) off the coast of Odisha. Conducted by the Defence Research and Development Organisat

Tungsten, often called “industrial steel” for its unparalleled strength and heat resistance, has emerged as one of the most strategically vital metals in today’s industrial landscape. Its exceptional properties—including the highest melting point of

In a bold move that underscores India’s growing confidence in its domestic defence capabilities, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to equip its new fleet of 97 Tejas Mk1A aircraft with the indigenously developed Uttam Active Electronically Scanned Ar

As Poland prepares to retire its fleet of Mi-14PŁ helicopters, a familiar question arises: Could these Soviet-era aircraft bolster Ukraine’s defence efforts? The debate highlights a broader challenge in modern military aid—balancing the urgency of Uk