British and German troops cross the Rhine
A rare multinational amphibious battalion has showcased NATO interoperability and engineering capability by establishing a series of military ferries across the River Rhine, Europe's busiest commercial waterway.
Petition to send Warrior vehicles to Ukraine nears 20,000
The petition has found particular momentum in Scottish urban constituencies.
Russian Intelligence blamed for malware tool
The UK Government has formally attributed a newly identified cyber espionage tool to Russian military intelligence.
Essex man convicted for offering to spy for Russia
A 65-year-old man from Essex has been convicted under the National Security Act after offering to assist Russian intelligence agents in exchange for payment, according to the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command.
UK pledges £30m to support AI innovation in Glasgow
The investment includes sectors such as life sciences, artificial intelligence, engineering and medical technology.
U.S. Army to roll out major game-based training upgrade
The U.S. Army has selected Virtual Battlespace 4 (VBS4) for deployment across its Games for Training (GFT) project say BAE Systems.
Leonardo announces acquisition of Swedish firm Axiomatics
Leonardo has confirmed the acquisition of Axiomatics AB, a Swedish cybersecurity company specialising in dynamic access control, as part of its ongoing effort to expand its presence in the European cybersecurity market.
NATO deputy chief outlines investment push
NATO’s Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska has set out the Alliance’s priorities for strengthening deterrence through rearmament, innovation and transatlantic unity, during a speech to the Association of the United States Army’s LANDEURO symposium in Wiesbaden.
Innovation and SMEs – What to expect at DSEI UK 2025
DSEI 2025 marks a turning point: not just bigger, but broader. With dual-use tech, SME-first access, and 100+ innovators across AI, quantum, and space, it’s a defence show re-engineered for a contested, fast-changing world. Director Grant Burgham explains why it matters.
Parents warned of rising online terror risks to children
For the first time, Counter Terrorism Policing, MI5 and the National Crime Agency have issued a joint public warning urging parents to take action to keep children safe online during the summer break.
