The defense ministers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization recently met at their Brussels headquarters for their first meeting since the June summit in The Hague. While… 
General Fabien Mandon, Chief of the Armed Forces Staff (CEMA), has just unveiled his strategic priorities for the French military in the coming years amid a world rife with conflict…
Czechoslovak Group (CSG), defence group owned by Czech entrepreneur Michal Strnad, continues its dynamic growth trajectory driven by organic momentum and strategic acquisitions. CSG has…
NASA and Lockheed Martin have successfully completed the first flight of the X-59, an experimental supersonic aircraft that could revolutionize supersonic transport by transforming the…
Whether in combat operations on the eastern flank of the NATO alliance, in peacekeeping missions far from home, or in domestic relief efforts, heavy forces depend…
French Ministry of the Armed Forces and prime contractor – ArianeGroup – recently announced the successful first flight test of the M51.3 strategic ballistic missile, which exceeds the…
The new CV90120 version shows how the rules of ground combat are changing: the light tracked platform now targets a role previously reserved for heavy tanks, with the symbiosis…
The battlefield of tomorrow is already here, and it flies. In a strategic pivot that underscores the rapidly evolving nature of modern warfare, the U.S. Army has unveiled…
Car manufacturer Tatra Trucks unveiled its first fully battery-powered electric truck, the Tatra Force e-Drive BEV 8x8, in a world premiere. The unveiling took place during a ceremony…
Russia claims to have developed a nuclear-powered underwater drone named “Poseidon,” capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. Hailed as a “revolutionary” weapon…
In the chilling aftermath of a significant Russian missile and drone strike on western Ukraine on October 5th, an unnerving discovery has cast a long shadow over…
In a rare and significant move, the entire top leadership of a Hawaii-based Osprey squadron has been relieved of duty, a decision stemming from a "loss of trust"…
