NP Aerospace ramps up UK armoured vehicle capabilities
NP Aerospace is currently in the process of assembling and integrating over 150 specialist armoured vehicle systems, with yet more expected throughout 2025.
Royal Navy ‘commited’ to Middle East as defence review looms
Recent parliamentary questions have shed light on the United Kingdom's ongoing commitment to maintaining a Royal Navy presence in the Middle East.
Defence Committee: UK must learn from Ukraine and embrace AI
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) must fully integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its operations to remain competitive, according to a new report by the Defence Committee. The report emphasises lessons from Ukraine, where AI has provided significant battlefield advantages, and calls for the MOD to transform into an "AI-native" organisation to harness the potential of this technology. Emma Lewell-Buck MP,...
Royal Fleet Auxiliary recognised with new insignia
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) has introduced a new uniform insignia to honour the critical role and prestige of command within the service.
Scottish troops open fire in Cumbria
Troops from the Royal Regiment of Scotland have honed their skills during live fire and tactical training at Warcop Ranges in Cumbria, as they prepare to deploy in support of NATO operations.
Questions raised on sufficiency of British defence budget
During a recent House of Lords debate on the UK’s air defence capabilities, questions surrounding the sufficiency of the defence budget and the strategic balance between homeland security and international commitments took centre stage. Lord Lancaster of Kimbolton raised concerns about whether the government’s commitment to spend 2.5% of GDP on defence would be enough to address the UK’s defence...
UK to implement NATO test for defence purchase decisions
The Ministry of Defence has announced plans to implement a NATO test for major defence procurement projects.
Government questioned over defence spending target
The UK Government has reaffirmed its commitment to increasing defence spending to 2.5% of GDP, with a target to outline the path to this goal in the coming months.
Egypt goes on military equipment shopping spree
The U.S. State Department has announced the approval of several Foreign Military Sales to Egypt of mutiple systems, with an estimated total value exceeding $5.4 billion.
British warships return home for Christmas period
HMS Portland and HMS Iron Duke have returned to their respective home ports of Devonport and Portsmouth, marking the end of a demanding year of operations.
