CSG Wins Multi-Million-Euro Fuze Contracts in NATO Countries

Global industrial-technology group CSG has secured two major contracts for the supply of mechanical and electronic fuzes for large-calibre ammunition, with a total value in the high…

Global industrial-technology group CSG has secured two major contracts for the supply of mechanical and electronic fuzes for large-calibre ammunition, with a total value in the high tens of millions of euros. The components were ordered by two European customers from NATO member countries. The production of the electronic fuzes will also involve Fuchs Electronics Europe, a new business to be established between CSG and South Africa’s Reunert in Slovakia. These are long-term contracts, with deliveries set to begin this year. The new contracts build on CSG’s long-term efforts to strengthen its manufacturing and technological capabilities in large-calibre ammunition. They…

US Troops are leaving Lithuania and Nobody knows what comes next

The departure of more than 1,000 US troops from Lithuania has begun, marking an unusual moment in the American military presence on NATO’s eastern flank. The withdrawal…

Ukrainian Drone Experts Returned to Estonia - What They Found Changed Everything

The Estonian Defence Forces have made a striking leap in drone warfare readiness, and much of that progress has come from training side by side with Ukrainian operators who bring…

ACV-30 Enters Service: America’s Wheeled Amphibious Powerhouse Challenges Peers in Global 8x8 Arena

The United States Marine Corps has taken a significant step forward in modernizing its expeditionary forces with the official beginning of operational fielding for the Amphibious…

Ukraine’s Wartime Procurement Should Be Judged by Delivery, Not Institutional Symbolism

Ukraine’s wartime procurement system should be judged by one standard above all others: whether it converts scarce time, scarce money, and narrow market opportunities into actual…

Ukrainian Ground Robot Held Key Position Against Russian Assaults for 45 Days

A single Ukrainian ground robot held off Russian assaults on a key battlefield position for 45 days last summer, marking what Ukrainian military officials describe as the country’s…

North Korea Just Built Its Own Version of HIMARS

North Korea appears to be moving a new generation of tactical strike weapons closer to frontline deployment — and one of them looks strikingly similar to one…

Poland Secures U.S. Approval for PAC-3 MSE Production and Strengthens Layered GBAD

The recent preliminary authorization granted by the United States to Poland for the domestic production of Patriot PAC-3 MSE missiles marks a significant milestone…

Ukraine Launches “Logistical Lockdown” Program to Expand Strikes on Russian Logistics

Ukraine is putting billions more into one of the most important parts of modern warfare: breaking the enemy’s ability to move, resupply, and sustain combat…

Atrak Unveils Next-Generation Digital Remote Tower for Air Traffic Control

Atrak, a member of the CSG industrial and technology group, introduced a new air traffic management solution at Airspace World in Lisbon. The modern MAESTRO Digital Remote…

M1E3 Abrams: The U.S. Army’s Hybrid Revolution in Tank Warfare for the Drone Age

The United States Army is charting a transformative path for its armored forces with the M1E3 Abrams, a next-generation main battle tank that promises to address the hard lessons…

Czech-Polish Industrial Push: CSG and PZL-KALISZ Join Forces in Engine Production

CSG Polska, part of the global industrial and technology group CSG, has signed a letter of intent with WSK “PZL-KALISZ”, a company belonging to Poland’s state-owned PGZ…