Saab to update Australian Army C-RAM capability
The C-RAM is a capability to protect friendly forces from hostile fire.
Germany maintains Saudi arms ban despite British requests
Germany has said it would hold firm on its decision to halt weapons exports to Saudi Arabia, ignoring British requests.
NATO Defence Ministers wrap up two days of discussions in Brussels
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg wrapped up two days of important discussions between Allied Defence Ministers in Brussels this week.
UK to deploy Apache and Wildcat helicopters to Estonia
Wildcat and Apache helicopters will be deployed to Estonia this year, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced.
Leonardo signs contract with NATO to support delivery of cyber capabilities
Under the new contract, Leonardo will continue to support the delivery of cyber-security capabilities to the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency) for a further 18 months.
Skynet 6: Private sector innovation ‘critical’ to meeting UK defence SATCOM needs
Skynet 5, one of the most successful private finance initiative (PFI) investments made by the UK government, will end in 2022.
Germany opens massive Intelligence headquarters in Berlin
The newly unveiled Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) HQ located in Berlin is now home to the world’s largest intelligence service in terms of geographical size.
French jets strike convoy entering Chad from Libya
French jets hit targets in northern Chad last week in support of local troops, the French military said in a statement.
British firm Meggitt wins $323m deal with US Defense Logistics Agency
Meggitt PLC is to supply $323m worth of wheels, brakes and other parts to the US military.
