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The 2026 EU budget, adopted by the European Parliament, stands at €192.8 billion in commitments and €190.1 billion in payments, emerging as one of the most pivotal financial documents in recent years for European security. As geopolitical tensions es

India’s Defence Secretary, Rajesh Kumar Singh, has made a compelling case against the establishment of a government-backed venture capital fund for the country’s defence sector. Speaking at a national security summit on Friday, Singh argued that assu

A recent series of setbacks for Anduril Industries, a Silicon Valley defence tech giant, has cast a spotlight on the challenges of integrating cutting-edge drone technology into modern warfare. Despite its rapid valuation growth and ambitious claims,

Nestled on the outskirts of Chennai, an unassuming industrial building houses a company that is quietly redefining India’s defence technology landscape. Data Patterns, a name unfamiliar to many, is at the heart of India’s mission to achieve self-reli

Hensoldt AG’s presentation at PMRExpo 2025 has brought the spotlight onto the company’s strategic focus on software-defined defense and digitalisation, areas that are increasingly critical for growth in the defense sector. Oberst d.R. Sven Heursch, H

Quantum Systems, a German drone maker, has secured €180 million in fresh capital, pushing its valuation to €3 billion. This significant funding round, led by Balderton Capital and supported by Peter Thiel, Porsche Automobil Holding SE, and Notion Cap

Croatia is entering a period of accelerated modernization, with significant investments in advanced military technology. The acquisition of Rafale fighter aircraft, Leopard tanks, Caesar howitzers, counter-drone systems, and new transport vehicles ma

Global military alliances are undergoing their most significant transformation in decades, driven by shifting power balances, regional conflicts, and emerging security threats. This evolution is reshaping long-standing defence partnerships and giving

The recent artist-led boycott of Spotify, fueled by CEO Daniel Ek’s investment in the German AI defence company Helsing, has been marked by confusion and misinformation. The controversy has led to a complex narrative that incorrectly links Helsing’s

Anduril Industries, a prominent Silicon Valley defence tech firm, has faced recent setbacks with its Altius and Ghost drones, raising questions about the gap between its battlefield claims and actual performance. These incidents highlight the challen