Marek Kutarba: Indeed, thanks to money from SAFE, Poland will make purchases in the USA
Poland's acquisition of funds from the EU SAFE program is set to enable significant military purchases from the U.S., which could impact the upcoming political landscape.
Trump Excludes AI Company Anthropic from Procurement Due to Military Use Dispute
Trump has ordered the immediate halt of technology utilization from AI company Anthropic by federal agencies following their refusal to comply with military use requests from the Department of Defense.
SAFE Act Passed. What Will the President Do?
Poland's parliament approved participation in the SAFE military procurement program, which now awaits the president's signature.
Experts: It's Time for a Mature, Bipartisan Discussion on the Defense Procurement System
Poland is undertaking an unprecedented defense modernization program in response to real security threats, prompting a need for a systematic reflection on its procurement system.
Drones for the Bundeswehr: The Authority of the Tightwads May Yet Backfire
The German government's budget constraints in military procurement could eventually jeopardize national defense capabilities.
Who will supply military rolling stock for PKP Cargo?
The Polish Ministry of National Defence plans to support PKP Cargo's purchase of railway rolling stock worth 400 million PLN, aiming to acquire locomotives and heavy-duty platforms for military logistics.
Procurement of Drones: This Is Not Kamikaze
Germany's defense policy has moved forward rapidly with the approval of a significant procurement of 'kamikaze drones' to enhance military capabilities.
Procurement of drones: This is not kamikaze
Germany's defense policy has rapidly approved the procurement of "kamikaze drones," marking a significant financial commitment and a strategic shift in military capabilities.
F-39 Gripen Fighters Begin Operation to Protect Airspace in Brasília
Brazil has officially begun using its F-39 Gripen fighter jets to defend Brasília since October 24, nearly 12 years after their procurement agreement.
A Conspiracy Uncovered in the Russian Armed Forces
A conspiracy involving inflated pricing in procurement for hygiene supplies in the Russian Armed Forces has been uncovered, leading to an investigation that has caused damages exceeding two billion rubles.
Theon: New delivery order of night vision systems for the United States Marine Corps
Theon announces a new order for the delivery of night vision systems to the US Marine Corps under a long-term partnership.
The military paid in advance for 'unique' drones to a failing company. They never arrived.
The Czech military made an advance payment for drones from a company that is now bankrupt, raising concerns about military procurement practices.
'India will have to find some ways to compensate Russia' in defense procurement pivot, expert says
During a three-day visit by French President Emmanuel Macron to India, discussions centered on expanding military cooperation and a potential multibillion-dollar fighter jet deal between France and India.
Bundeswehr: Pistorius’ Drone Deal and the Unclear Role of Investor Peter Thiel
Germany's defense minister is seeking approval for a significant procurement of kamikaze drones for the Bundeswehr, raising concerns about the involvement of investor Peter Thiel.
South American country still undecided on American aircraft purchase for defense
Peru's military authorities are analyzing the selection of a combat aircraft essential for modernizing their Air Force amidst ongoing discussions with the U.S.
Czechs Should Have Already Started Firing from New Guns. The Huge Purchase Has Stalled, and the Minister Remains Silent
The Czech military's planned testing of new Caesar howitzers has been delayed, jeopardizing the delivery timeline and leaving the army reliant on outdated equipment.
In the case of Sławomir Cenckiewicz, a tried and tested lockpick is being used
Controversy continues over Sławomir Cenckiewicz's participation in the National Security Council meeting despite his lack of access to classified information due to ongoing legal proceedings.
More arms purchases for Ukraine under NATO-led PURL initiative on the way, US ambassador says
The US ambassador to NATO announced that further military aid for Ukraine will be provided under the NATO-led PURL initiative, which facilitates the procurement of essential military equipment and ammunition.
The Army Organization Turned. Babiš's Company Cancelled the Signed Contract Worth Millions
A military organization in Czechia has cancelled a lucrative contract with a bakery owned by politician Andrej Babiš, following concerns of conflict of interest.
Ukraine Forced to Sell Its Weapons: "Reuters" Reveals Details
The ongoing war has spurred a boom in Ukraine's defense industry, leading to the establishment of numerous small manufacturers since the Russian invasion in 2022.
PGZ: These are not showcase purchases
The Polish Ministry of National Defense is making rational and ambitious plans for military procurement to meet the actual needs of the armed forces, according to Arkadiusz Bąk, the first vice-president of PGZ.
EU Loans for the Military. Will SAFE Be Delayed by Politics?
Poland is considering EU loans under the SAFE mechanism, raising political concerns about potential limitations on military procurement and repayment challenges.
Intercept: America Signs Largest Deal to Purchase Banned Cluster Munitions from Israel
The U.S. has entered into a $210 million deal to buy advanced cluster munitions from Israel, marking an unprecedented shift in military procurement.
Head of Ukraine's biggest military charity joins Defence Procurement Agency supervisory board
Taras Chmut, the head of the Come Back Alive foundation, has been appointed to the supervisory board of Ukraine's Defence Procurement Agency.
Training has begun – Colonel reveals the price range of mines and makes a request to companies
The Finnish Army has commenced training for infantry mines and is seeking to procure various new mines quickly, following Finland's withdrawal from the Ottawa Mine Ban Treaty on January 10th.
Five suspects arrested in Germany for illicit procurement of military equipment for Russia
German prosecutors have arrested five individuals suspected of forming a criminal organization to illegally procure military equipment for Russian companies, including citizens from Germany, Ukraine, and Russia.
Civic-Military Schools Begin Operating in SP Without Uniforms for Students
Civic-military schools in São Paulo are set to operate without providing uniforms for students, a year later than planned, as the procurement process is still underway.
The US accelerates towards the war of the future: revolution in military procurement
The United States is rapidly making significant moves to prepare for a potential large-scale conflict, focusing on streamlining bureaucratic practices to innovate and enhance defense capabilities.
Will Milanović respond? Plenković will soon address the media
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković is set to address the media following a government session, where he is expected to comment on President Zoran Milanović's recent statements regarding the procurement of Rafale fighter jets and the equipping of the Croatian military.
Plenković rejected Milanović's criticism that France 'dumped' used Rafales on Croatia
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković dismissed President Zoran Milanović's criticism that France sold used Rafale jets to Croatia while selling new ones to Serbia, stating that the president does not participate in military procurement.
We are investing billions and completely transforming defense forces, bringing an overview of all key procurements by 2030.
Croatia's military modernization plan, initiated with a strategic partnership with France and a deal for Rafale fighter jets, outlines significant investments aimed at transforming its defense forces by 2030.
Milanović: The French sold us used planes and new ones to Serbia
President Zoran Milanović criticized the government's military aid to Ukraine and the procurement of foreign weapons, while claiming it is obstructing the construction of Croatian patrol boats.
Engineers, missile strikes and high technology: can Ukraine produce more weapons in 2026?
The article discusses Ukraine's significant investment in weapon procurement, which has reached nearly one trillion hryvnias this year, and raises questions about the country's capacity for domestic military production in the future.
Impressive military procurement is pointless if the HV will lack so many personnel
The article discusses the inefficacy of significant military acquisitions made by Croatia's armed forces if they continue to face severe personnel shortages.
A high-tech shield to defend Italy. Here are the new destroyers for the Navy
Italy has officially started the procurement process for two next-generation destroyers, referred to as Ddx, with a total budget of approximately 2.7 billion euros and a projected start date of February 18, 2026.
Redistribution of 235.7 million euros for howitzers and tanks
Croatia today received its largest individual payment from Brussels since joining the EU, allowing for the redistribution of state budget funds in 2025 to secure 235.7 million euros for the procurement of howitzers and tanks.
The UK and Germany are procuring advanced artillery for 70 million dollars
The UK and Germany have signed a joint $70 million procurement contract for advanced artillery systems, which will provide the British Army with an early demonstrator of the RCH 155 system and two testing units in Germany.
New Flying Devices for Germany: The Bundeswehr Relies on Kamikaze Drones in 2026
Germany's Bundeswehr plans to procure mid-range kamikaze drones by 2026, with the first units set to be deployed to Lithuania in 2027, facilitated by a procurement loophole.