Defense Tech
Iran's attacks prove Israel, Gulf states need a permanent regional defense alliance - editorial
Iran has demonstrated that countries do not need to be at war with it to become targets. As such, Israel and the Gulf States should work together to protect themselves.
Israel shifts toward ‘Defense-Tech Nation’ as start-ups surge to $3b. in funding
Airwayz, Tenna fuse spectrum intelligence into OVERWATCH airspace‑control platform
The hardest part of war isn’t fighting it, it’s ending it wisely - opinion
Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveils £15 billion UK defense plan as legacy project
He acknowledged that new governments could "build" on his blueprint, and some critics said the plan, delayed for more than nine months, was too little, too late.
Anduril eyes major Israeli defense deals, expanding partnership talks during CEO's visit
Anduril has marked out Israel as a key market, and senior Anduril officials are set to meet with key figures in Israel's defense industry
Israel to deploy new AI radar system on Lebanon border to detect Hezbollah drones
Hundreds of systems will be deployed in the Lebanese border area, to significantly improve detection and identification of Hezbollah's fiber-optic drones.
Israel Shipyards launches AREONOUS to hunt FPV drones with autonomous net-launching kits
The system can operate across several ranges, from 50 km for protecting airports and bases down to 200 meters as a soldier-portable system to protect maneuvering forces at their staging areas.
The $38 billion MoU era is ending - What's next for US-Israel defense?
From MoUs to manufacturing, a new US-Israel defense model is taking shape
Ukraine launches TrophyLab to share technical data from captured Russian equipment
Goal of platform is to "turn the aggressor’s captured technologies into a growth point for the global engineering community"
What comes after the ceasefire? Former US admiral Mike Rogers on Iran and cyber warfare
In a rare and candid conversation, former four-star Navy Admiral Mike Rogers pulls no punches about the strategic reality that emerges from the recent US-Israel-Iran conflict.
Romania buys Israeli air defense system in Rafael’s biggest deal ever
The deal is the largest contract in Rafael’s history and the second-largest defense deal in Israeli defense-industry history
Ukraine's Fire Point aims to produce ballistic missile interceptor by year-end
Fire Point is on track to start flying tests over the summer for its new FP-9 ballistic missile, capable of carrying an 800-kg warhead up to 850 km
Why Lebanon’s deadliest tool still dominates, and the path to stopping it runs backward - opinion
How a thread of glass made the West's most advanced air defenses useless, and dragged it back to a war it thought it had escaped
