This tiny missile could solve Europe’s defence crisis

At a secret location in rural Sweden, The Telegraph is about to witness the launch of a low-cost missile that might solve Europe’s drone-defence crisis.
The Economist

Ukraine’s reforming defence minister is under fire

Ukraine’s military leaders had mostly good news for their president. Middle- and long-range drone operations were seeing continued successes. A campaign to isolate Russian-occupied Crimea was running ahead of schedule.
Daily Mail on MSN

Healey could use 'defence bonds' to boost military - despite warning it is 'just more borrowing'

In Andy Burnham's first full day as Prime Minister, No10 also ruled out issuing 'defence bonds' to raise billions of pounds for extra military spending.

The new missile at centre of an Anglo-German ‘golden age’ of defence

Britain and Germany are entering a “golden age” of defence cooperation as they build a long-range missile designed to defend Europe against Russia.

Australia and Fiji’s new defence pact

Alliance is one of a flurry of treaties Canberra is making in the Pacific to cooperate on security and counter China’s growing influence

Defence group Thales announces deal to supply optronics vision systems to Germany

PARIS, July 21 - Thales has signed a framework agreement establishing terms for the supply of optronic vision systems to German forces under a Rheinmetall-led modernisation programme, the European defence and aerospace group said on Tuesday.
Jane's Information Group

Feature: Japan's export reforms reshape defence strategy

Japan is considering exporting JMSDF Abukuma-class frigates to the Philippines. (JMSDF) Japan is expanding its defence export framework through a combination of regulatory reform, industrial-base development, and greater government involvement in overseas ...