The Ministry of Defence has been criticised for buying standard steel from China that British mills produce, with the head of Make UK Defence calling the practice unacceptable as a new 50 per cent steel tariff approaches.
The United States has approved a possible foreign military sale to the Republic of Korea for an upgrade of its AH-64E Apache attack helicopters, a package the US State Department values at an estimated 1.2 billion dollars.
In a forest in southern Latvia, around 100 kilometres southeast of Riga and less than 150 kilometres from the Russian border, I watched a drone rise into the grey Baltic sky before, seconds later, something shot it down.
Senior Ministry of Defence officials and military commanders told the House of Lords National Resilience Committee that the UK is on a journey of improvement on homeland defence and national resilience, but acknowledged significant work remains.
As part of a UK Defence Journal series looking at how Scottish public sector organisations support staff with links to the Armed Forces, the Scottish Ambulance Service is the latest body to be examined.
The first Boeing E-7 Wedgetail airborne early warning aircraft destined for RAF service has arrived at RAF Lossiemouth.
Secretary of State for Scotland Douglas Alexander MP addressed the DPRTE Scottish Defence Procurement and Supply Chain Summit on 20 May.
JFD's Pete Laughton told the UK Defence Journal at #CNE2026 that divers must go deeper and stay longer as the mine threat resurges and underwater capability demands intensify.
The Ministry of Defence has ended in-country assistance for Afghans moving out of Afghanistan under the Afghan Resettlement Programme, requiring eligible individuals to make their own way to a third country.
New CEPA report warns US sanctions frameworks against Russian-enabling banks are losing deterrent effect with only one foreign bank designated despite years of legal architecture. Has the West been issuing empty threats?
