NATO, industry leaders meet to boost societal resilience
NATO officials met with private sector representatives to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation between civilian and military sectors and enhance resilience in times of crisis, according to the Alliance.
NATO ambassadors discuss deterrence at SHAPE
NATO Ambassadors visited Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in Mons, Belgium, for discussions on strengthening deterrence and defence and sustaining Allied support for Ukraine.
L3Harris joins Rheinmetall on next-gen combat vehicle
L3Harris Technologies is providing advanced electro-optical, infrared and mission systems to American Rheinmetall’s next-generation combat vehicle programme, according to the company.
British troops put articifial intelligence to test in combat
Soldiers from The Royal Regiment of Scotland deployed to Latvia for Exercise Tarassis where they trained on the British Army’s latest uncrewed systems and artificial intelligence tools, the UK Defence Journal understands.
Boxer armoured vehicle programme faces further delay
The British Army’s new Boxer armoured vehicle programme has encountered additional delays in reaching its Initial Operating Capability.
BAE partners with PragoData on Czech digitalisation
BAE Systems has entered into a new collaboration with Czech technology company PragoData to support asset management and digital transformation across Czechia’s defence sector, according to the company.
Rutte: ‘No one stands alone in NATO’ on cyber defence
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte underscored the Alliance’s collective commitment to cyber defence in a video address to the 2025 NATO Cyber Defence Conference, stating that NATO and its members must continue strengthening their resilience in the digital domain.
Canada to buy $1.75bn HIMARS package from United States
The proposed sale includes 26 M142 launchers, along with a range of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) and Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) pods.
New strategy to secure UK steel for defence sites
The Ministry of Defence has reaffirmed its commitment to using British-made steel where possible in upgrades to Royal Navy, Army and RAF bases.
BAE and Rheinmetall team on CV90120 gun upgrade
The deal pairs Rheinmetall’s 120mm L44A1 LR gun with a CV90-based vehicle that BAE says will receive a new engine, active damping, an upgraded electronic architecture and an active protection system.
