News

United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket achieved a successful launch of the USSF-87 mission for the U.S. Space Force despite a solid rocket motor anomaly, marking a key milestone for national security space operations.[2]

T3 Defense Inc. published its latest investor presentation on February 12, 2026, outlining ambitious strategic growth plans for defence contractors and technology providers.[3]

Japan and the Philippines have completed the ceremonial handover of five advanced Coastal Radar Systems as part of Japan's FY 2023 Official Security Assistance initiative, enhancing maritime surveillance capabilities.

The European Commission has published an Action Plan on Drone and Counter-Drone Security, enhancing Europe's defence through industrial cooperation and the Drone Alliance with Ukraine.

Europe's defence companies warn that without clearer roles among EU bodies, governments, and NATO, vital projects risk delays and inefficiencies.

The U.S. President's FY26 National Defense Budget requests $1.01 trillion, prioritizing munitions production, naval shipbuilding, hypersonic weapons, and drone dominance to bolster the defense industrial base.[1]

RTX's Raytheon division has been selected to integrate its cutting-edge PhantomStrike radar into the U.S. Air Force's next-generation autonomous fighter jet program.[1]

Japan’s Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency reports a 50% increase in engagement from Southeast Asian governments for Japanese defense technologies at the 2026 Singapore Airshow.

Norway and the United Kingdom have joined the Common Armoured Vehicle System research and development agreement led by Finland to advance modern 6x6 armoured vehicles for European defence needs.

Elbit Systems has been awarded contracts exceeding $100 million by Israel's Ministry of Defense to develop advanced digitization capabilities enhancing IDF digital warfare and border defence.

M-tron Industries' CEO will showcase the company's critical role in defense communications, radar, electronic warfare, and UAV systems at today's major industry conference.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has been chosen by the U.S. Marine Corps to participate in the Collaborative Combat Aircraft initiative, boosting unmanned systems for defence operations.

The Australian Defence Force has commenced its 2026 regional presence deployment program, deploying Anzac-class frigates HMAS Toowoomba and HMAS Warramunga for multinational exercises and engagements across South and Southeast Asia.[3]

Second Front Systems and Valarian announce a strategic partnership to combine their platforms for rapid, secure deployment of commercial defence software in sovereign UK and European environments.

Norway and the United Kingdom have joined the Common Armoured Vehicle System (CAVS) multinational research and development agreement, led by Finland, to develop next-generation 6×6 armoured vehicles.