The United States Army has committed up to $2.2 billion over a five-year period to procure, build, and operate commercial nuclear microreactors at five domestic military installations. Announced in October
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A coalition of one hundred technology and financial institutions, including Google, Microsoft, Anthropic and OpenAI, has issued an open letter urging governments and organisations worldwide to strengthen their cyber defences.
The United Kingdom and Ukraine have signed a significant agreement to collaborate on artificial intelligence development, focusing on new technologies and military capabilities. The partnership aims to integrate Britain’s AI
GALLOS Technologies has completed a balance sheet investment round of 50 million dollars, equivalent to 35 million pounds, to fund the creation and scaling of early-stage defence startups. The defence
The decision by Kraken Technology Group to seal a financing round of 175 million dollars has not merely altered the prospects of a small coastal technology firm. It has also
Lockheed Martin’s agreement to buy Ultra Maritime for $3.45 billion is, on its face, another large cheque written by the world’s biggest arms manufacturer. Look closer and it reads as
Few arguments in British industrial policy are as familiar, or as politically charged, as the one now raging over steel. Ministers insist they are defending a strategic domestic capability from
The symbolism is hard to miss. A Yorkshire engineering business that helped to keep Spitfires in the air at the moment Britain most needed them has been sold to a
The Government has chosen to sell its new defence settlement in the language of urgency and arithmetic. A single number has done much of the work: £15bn. That is the
Andy Burnham arrives in Downing Street confronted not by the luxury of political momentum but by the discipline of arithmetic. Before any government can define itself by reform, renewal or
As the political landscape continues to shift within the corridors of power, Sir Keir Starmer finds himself embroiled in a significant conflict with Andy Burnham, his likely successor as Prime
Babcock International, a prominent player in the UK defence sector, has recently unveiled a concerning financial trajectory, revealing a substantial drop in annual profits. The defence contractor, known for its
As geopolitical tensions escalate across Eastern Europe, a renewed focus on defence strategies has become paramount for European nations. The ongoing conflict involving Ukraine is not merely a distant concern
Kemi Badenoch, the leader of the Conservative Party and former business secretary, has issued an urgent call for a radical economic transformation in Britain, proposing measures that she argues must
As Defence Secretary Grant Shapps takes centre stage in Parliament, the political atmosphere grows ever more charged, with key figures in the Labour Party being pressed to address the pressing
In a landscape marked by escalating geopolitical tensions, the recent resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey has ignited a debate that encapsulates the urgent need for reform in Britain’s approach