The world is on fire, and Spain without its national defense champion
The article discusses Spain's struggle to enhance its defense industry amid global geopolitical chaos and the challenges faced by its military capabilities.
"The perpetrators climbed over the fence." Babiš called on arms manufacturers for better site security
Czech Prime Minister Babiš announced that arms manufacturers must secure their facilities if they wish to sell military materials and obtain licenses.
Israel-linked arms facility set ablaze in EU (VIDEO)
An anti-Zionist group claimed responsibility for a fire set at a defense firm linked to Israel's Elbit Systems in the Czech Republic, prompting an investigation into a suspected terrorist act.
Spokesperson of LPP Holding: Israeli drones were never produced at the factory
The spokesperson for LPP Holding stated that Israeli drones were never manufactured at their factory, addressing ongoing confusion regarding the issue.
Target of the Arson Attack in Pardubice: Elbit Systems is the largest Israeli Arms Company
The article discusses an arson attack in Pardubice, targeting Elbit Systems, a major Israeli defense contractor.
Lithuanian Minister: Lockheed Martin considers investing in the country
Lockheed Martin is exploring further investment opportunities in Lithuania, as stated by Lithuanian Minister Edvinas Grikšas after a meeting with company representatives.
Germany's 108 billion euro defense budget opens markets for Finnish companies
Germany's significant defense budget presents opportunities for Finnish businesses in the defense industry.
Moneta, last call for the former Ilva
The latest issue of 'Moneta' explores significant transformations in various sectors, including the healthcare industry and the implications of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Canadian company Colt CZ to modernize rifles for the Canadian army for 4.2 billion CZK
Colt CZ, a Canadian company, has secured a contract worth 4.2 billion CZK to modernize rifles for the Canadian army.
Norwegian weapon manufacturer warns: Lacking funds to meet extreme demand
Nammo, a Norwegian defense contractor, has raised concerns about insufficient funding to increase missile production amid ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Macron and Merz Attempt to Save European Fighter Project
French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz are making efforts to salvage a joint military aircraft program plagued by disputes between key industry partners.
Czech Weapons Can Conquer the World. Domestic Arms Manufacturers Are Profiting and Strengthening Prestige
Czech arms manufacturers are experiencing significant growth and recognition on the global stage.
Analysis from West Point warns that strait of Hormuz blockade will strangle US defense industry
An analysis from West Point's Modern War Institute highlights the severe impact of a blockade in the strait of Hormuz on the US defense industry's manufacturing capabilities and supply chains.
Veskimägi: defense industry companies are increasing Estonia's deterrent capability
Lockheed Martin's decision to establish a HIMARS rocket maintenance center in Estonia is viewed as crucial for bolstering the country's defense capabilities, according to Taavi Veskimäe, head of the Estonian Defense Industry Association.
Saudi Arabia destroys drone heading towards gas plant, Qatar reports fire at gas facility
A Saudi defense ministry statement confirmed the destruction of a drone attempting to approach a gas plant, while Qatar reported a fire at a gas facility due to an attack from Iran.
Drone Manufacturers in Ukraine: Competition in the Drone Sky
The article discusses the burgeoning drone industry in Ukraine, highlighting the competitive landscape as manufacturers test their technologies in proximity to ongoing conflict.
Defence cooperation with Spain: Zelenskyy announces signing of agreements with defence industry companies
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the signing of four cooperation agreements with Spanish defense industry companies during his visit to Spain.
Milrem Robotics signs cooperation agreement with Poland's defense industry leader
Milrem Robotics has signed a cooperation agreement with Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa to explore collaboration in defense technologies between Estonia and Poland.
Stein Lier-Hansen trial: Must be acquitted of corruption and compensation
Defense attorney Petter Mandt argues that former Norwegian industry chief Stein Lier-Hansen should be acquitted of gross corruption charges and that the related compensation claim should be dismissed.
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The interview with Taavi Veskimägi, chairman of the Estonian Defense Industry Association, discusses the growing role of the domestic defense industry in strengthening national defense and the challenges it faces.
Should the government bypass Karol Nawrocki's veto regarding SAFE? There is a new survey from 'Rzeczpospolita'
A survey reveals public opinions on President Karol Nawrocki's veto of the EU SAFE program, highlighting its implications on military funding and defense industry investment.
Ukrainian drones reach the Urals. Sergei Shoigu warns of paralysis in the Russian industry
Sergei Shoigu warns that the rapid development and deployment of Ukrainian drones pose significant risks to the safety of Russia's Urals region, highlighting its industrial and defense importance.
Finland is discussing the creation of a defense fund with NATO allies
Finland, along with two NATO member countries, is in talks about establishing a financial institution to support defense spending and military industry projects.
Which companies could benefit the most from the war in Iran, and which could suffer the most?
The article discusses potential winners and losers in various sectors due to the recent U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran, highlighting defense and energy companies as primary beneficiaries.
US defense industry giant enters Lithuania - opens a branch
Lockheed Martin has established a branch in Lithuania focused on technical consulting activities, with discussions on collaboration with local universities underway.
Government's Target for Science and Technology Investment to Double to 60 Trillion Yen over the Next Five Years; Strengthening the Defense Industry as Well
The Japanese government has announced plans to double its science and technology investment target to 60 trillion yen over the next five years, with an emphasis on strengthening the defense industry.
Defense and arms companies join forces to fill arsenals amid uncertainty: "We need quick and quality deliveries"
Spain's Ministry of Defense and arms companies emphasize the urgent need to boost production capacities to ensure a credible deterrent for European security.
Finance Minister Discussed Cooperation Opportunities in the Defense Industry with the Italian Ambassador in Lithuania
The Lithuanian Finance Minister and the Italian Ambassador discussed collaboration in defense industry and strengthening economic and financial security.
Billions from the SAFE program. Which Polish companies can profit the most from it
The article analyzes the potential financial gains for Polish defense and related companies from the SAFE program and discusses the broader implications for the defense industry.
Turkey: We Own 65% of the Military Drone Market Worldwide
Turkey's Minister of Industry and Technology announced that the country holds about 65% of the global military drone market, primarily due to advancements by Turkish company Baykar.
Canada and Nordic countries have agreed to strengthen military industry cooperation
Canada and Nordic countries are enhancing their collaboration in the military industry.
Made in UK: Ukrainian drone company to open first UK plant to boost production
A Ukrainian drone company is set to establish its first production plant in the UK to enhance its production capacity.
Anthropic-Pentagon battle shows how big tech has reversed course on AI and war
Anthropic's legal battle against the Pentagon highlights the tech industry's evolving stance on the military use of AI technologies and ethical boundaries.
What to do with SAFE, or Nawrocki does not want to be a 'right-wing sissy'
Karol Nawrocki vetoed legislation aimed at allowing Poland to secure an EU loan for defense industry development, raising larger questions about military expenditure and its implications.
Crisis and war in the world - Note grows in Torsby
The electronics manufacturer Note, specializing in circuit boards for harsh environments, is expanding operations in Torsby, Sweden, due to increased demand from the defense industry.
Hanwha Aerospace and Krafton Build 'Physical AI' Alliance
Krafton and Hanwha Aerospace have formed an alliance to develop core technologies in physical artificial intelligence through a memorandum of understanding.
EDITORIAL ⟩ The arms factory is needed
Estonia must connect arms purchases with real investments in its defense industry, particularly in ammunition production, to enhance local capabilities amidst ongoing negotiations with South Korea's Hanwha Aerospace.
NATO Chief: The military industry on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean must produce more and faster
NATO's Chief emphasizes the urgent need for increased military production and innovation in the defense industries across both Europe and North America.
Defense Company: Rheinmetall Rejects Takeover of VW Plant in Osnabrück
Rheinmetall has ruled out a takeover of the VW plant in Osnabrück, which is seeking new uses as car production ends in 2027.
Leonardo is building the "Mikhael Angelo Dome". €6 billion for a new strategy
Leonardo announces a new €6 billion strategic plan, which includes the development of the "Mikhael Angelo Dome" for air defense systems and highlights its significant presence in Poland's defense industry.
Former leaders of RKIK recognized for joining a weapons company
Estonian generals commend the transition of former RKIK leaders to a defense industry role, viewing it as beneficial for national defense strategy.
Honorary generals acknowledge the employment of former leaders of the RKIK in a weapons company
Honorary generals consider the employment of former leaders of Estonia's Defense Investment Center in the arms firm Wolfram Europa a positive move for national defense.
Europe wants a common defense industry, but large corporations are still arguing
Europe aims to strengthen its joint defense capabilities, though major defense companies like Airbus and Dassault face collaboration challenges.
The European Union will give 600 million. Shelters, modernization, investments planned
The European Commission has approved changes to the regional program "European Funds for Świętokrzyskie for the years 2021-2027," which will fund shelters, airport and hospital modernization, and investments in the defense industry.
Arms Manufacturer: How Rheinmetall Profits from the Armament Boom
Rheinmetall has significantly increased its profits from the armament boom in Germany, with sales projected to reach 14 billion euros by 2026, propelled by substantial military contracts.
Former Leaders of RKIK Take Charge of New Defense Industry Company
Magnus-Valdemar Saar and Katri Raudsepp, former leaders of the Estonian Centre for Defence Investment (RKIK), have taken leadership roles at the newly established defense industry company Wolfram Europa.
When the factory that supports the village disappears – a guerrilla group fights to save 140 jobs
A guerrilla group of retirees is protesting the closure of a factory in Jämtland that threatens 140 jobs, amidst a booming defense industry.
Damage to Khatami Air Base and Defense Industry Facility in Isfahan
Recent satellite imagery reveals damage to military facilities in Isfahan, Iran, following airstrikes targeting military and defense industry sites.
German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall increases sales and profit, benefiting from global uncertainty
The German defense company Rheinmetall has reported an increase in both sales and profit, attributing its success to the prevailing uncertainties in the global landscape.
Former head of RKIK has started working in the defense industry company
Magnus-Valdemar Saar, the former director of the Government Defense Investment Centre in Estonia, has taken up a new role as CEO at Wolfram Europa.