NATO’s leading military official has delivered a stark rebuke to Western financial institutions, labelling their reluctance to invest in defence as “stupid” amid escalating global security concerns. Admiral Rob Bauer,
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The European Union should mirror American approaches by advocating increased local procurement of military equipment to strengthen regional defence capabilities, according to a prominent German defence contractor. Oliver Dörre, chief
Global defence contractors are poised for a significant surge in merger and acquisition activity, driven by expanding cash reserves and an urgent need to invest in cutting-edge technologies including artificial
The future of Britain’s defence manufacturing capabilities hangs in the balance as BAE Systems’ historic Warton facility in Lancashire faces uncertainty over its Typhoon fighter jet programme. The factory, which
The Gulf state of Qatar has announced plans to acquire 12 more Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft from Britain, addressing concerns about potential workforce gaps in UK assembly operations. This commitment emerged
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has initiated a significant investigation into defence company Thales regarding allegations of bribery and corruption. The probe, announced on Thursday, marks a collaborative effort between
The British government has issued a decisive order forcing a Chinese technology company to divest its majority stake in a UK-based semiconductor manufacturer. This landmark decision follows revelations that the
In a significant blow to British aerospace innovation, Reaction Engines has entered administration following unsuccessful attempts to secure vital funding, marking the end of its ambitious vision to revolutionise air
A significant fire erupted at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness during the early hours of Wednesday morning, resulting in two individuals being hospitalised. The incident occurred at the defence company’s
The world’s largest aerospace and defense companies are projected to accumulate unprecedented levels of cash over the next three years, driven by a surge in government orders for new weapons
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