A recent analysis has illuminated the precarious financial landscape surrounding Russia’s defence industry. A significant borrowing binge, fuelled by the ongoing geopolitical tensions, has left many of these companies grappling
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One of the prominent donors to the Labour Party has called on Ed Miliband to eliminate the billions of pounds allocated for heat pump subsidies. This suggestion aims to redirect
The British Army is currently facing scrutiny regarding its procurement practices after it was revealed that soldiers have been using Chinese-made 3D printers to manufacture weapons. The Defence Secretary has
A Cambridge-based start-up is set to provide high-tech interceptor missiles designed to combat Iranian suicide drones. This initiative targets the British Armed Forces and allied nations located in the Gulf
Cologne-based Deutz, the oldest engine manufacturer in Germany, is experiencing a resurgence as the automotive and defence industries undergo significant transformations. Founded in 1864, the company has adapted to evolving
The Ministry of Defence faces mounting political pressure over a £5 billion satellite communications tender that could transfer critical military infrastructure from British to American control. The competition to supply
The escalating conflict with Iran has revealed the profound fiscal fragility of the United Kingdom, exposing vulnerabilities that extend far beyond the immediate crisis. Whilst the human cost of war
RC Fornax PLC, the veteran-led defence consultancy listed on the Alternative Investment Market, experienced a notable share price increase of 16 per cent to 8.4 pence during early trading on
The UK government is contemplating a substantial investment of £2 billion to establish a new plate mill at the British Steel works in Scunthorpe. This initiative aims to meet the
The UK military is witnessing a crucial transition as it considers replacing the traditional Land Rover with more advanced alternatives. This change is primarily driven by evolving defence needs and
Britain and Australia have initiated discussions regarding the development of robotic warships, a key component in plans for a hybrid navy that will integrate both crewed and uncrewed vessels. This
In a recent escalation of tensions in the region, NATO air defence systems successfully intercepted a third ballistic missile fired from Iran into Turkey. This incident continues to highlight the
Britain is urged to bolster security measures for its energy infrastructure, particularly wind farms, against threats both physical and cyber. A recent report warns of a tangible threat to critical
The workers responsible for constructing and maintaining Britain’s Trident nuclear arsenal are set to strike in response to proposed job cuts at the Ministry of Defence’s atomic weapons facilities. This
In a significant turn of events, the UK Treasury has approved a long-delayed £1 billion contract for the production of Leonardo’s AW149 helicopters. This decision comes after mounting pressure on
The Parliament’s pension fund has attracted significant criticism for its recent investment choices. It has been revealed that the fund is heavily investing in Chinese technology giants while simultaneously excluding
