
Kyiv Arms Dealer Promoting Ambitious Missile PlanÂ
Open-source architecture, international partners, and Soviet-era salvage: Fire Point signals a new direction for Ukrainian (and European) militarism.

Open-source architecture, international partners, and Soviet-era salvage: Fire Point signals a new direction for Ukrainian (and European) militarism.

Canada is the first to get its foot in the door with the Global Combat Air Programme—others may follow, at no initial cost.

Think tank pushes for conceptual change as the precursor to conducting offensive wars in space.

Beijing sent an aircraft carrier and accompanying vessels east of the Philippines, further ramping up regional tensions.

A mere nine nations now contribute to Prague’s artillery shell initiative for Kyiv, raising concerns over future military support.

A new poll suggests confidence in Germany’s military preparedness remains extremely low despite years of increased defence spending.

Swedish PM and NATO Secretary-General issue a stark call for more equitable financial support for Ukraine from partners—just as Kyiv intensifies its drone strikes against critical Russian oil refineries.

Russia and China have criticized the United States for allowing the New START nuclear treaty to expire, warning that Washington’s proposed Golden Dome space-based defense system endangers international peace.

The cost of the Middle East conflict has alarmed NATO, whose leaders warn that the rapid consumption of high-end defence systems could jeopardise European security guarantees.

Likely adding to tensions with NATO, Minsk’s defence ministry has described its military as training to deliver nuclear munitions—and preparing for their possible use alongside Russian forces.