Defence`s Feeds

As Intelligence Online reported last month (IO, 13/11/23), US analysts seem unfazed by Moscow's hardening military stance in the Arctic and are now turning their attention to monitoring Beijing's real intentions in the region. When it comes to monitoring the

The Dutch subsidiary of British cyber threat intelligence (CTI) company Security Alliance (SecAlliance) is to offer its services to the National Bank

Automotive Cells Company (ACC), a French-German joint venture created in 2020, claims to be a flagship of European sovereignty in

The stalled modernisation of two Cessna 208 aircraft destined for Chad's air force is worrying even the DGSE, according to

The Ukrainian MP Mariana Bezugla, who was elected in 2019 and joined the ruling Servant of the People party, is

Paris is carrying out an unprecedented mobilisation of its diplomats in Europe and the United States to ensure that Nicolas

After being divulged with great fanfare six months ago, a new think tank closely affiliated with Florida Senator Marco Rubio appeared

The resumption of the Palestine dossier at the International Criminal Court (ICC) that accompanied the Hamas attack on 7 October has raised fears of American pressure against any case against Israel, even as Washington steps up coordination with the court

The Brussels-based NATO Communications and Information Agency, led by Ludwig Decamps, is trialling the artificial intelligence, automatic detection algorithms developed

Intelligence Online understands that, despite attracting a large number of international visitors, Russia won no contracts at the Dubai Airshow,

Beijing - No visa-free travel to China for AUKUS membersLike Singaporean nationals, citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain

Tehran is expanding its naval presence in the Red Sea, with a view to gathering intelligence and carrying out clandestine

The French external intelligence agency, the DGSE, is adapting to the government's new focus on economic sovereignty. As part of

Faced with growing signs of a potential political backlash as polls show unprecedented sympathy for Palestinians among US voters, the American

Since 2018, the European Defence Agency (EDA) Defence Innovation Prize has been rewarding companies and research entities that come up with technologies, products, processes or services applicable to the defence domain. The prize promotes defence innovation in Europe and provides civilian industries, small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), research organisations and universities with an opportunity to showcase their know-how.

This year, the prize focused on two categories: 

• Technologies for situational awareness Innovative solutions and technologies for immersive training, battlefield situational awareness and other defence applications.

• Technologies for communication and information systems Innovative solutions and technologies for implementing Zero Trust Architecture in tactical defence communication and information systems.

The award for Technologies for situational awareness goes to the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre, and its concept ‘Tactical Environment Model for Battlefield  Awareness (TEMBA)’.  The award for Technologies for communication and information systems goes to Cyber Noesis, and its concept paper for ‘AI-assisted dynamic risk management for context-aware access control in Zero Trust Architecture.

For a full article see: European Defence Matters Issue 26

The prize winners are given access to EDA’s network of experts, having the opportunity to form valuable partnerships to leverage some of the EDA and EU funding opportunities.

Proposals judged to be at a high level by the evaluation committee, including the winners, will be presented to EDA’s Capability Technology groups, known as CapTechs, in a dedicated workshop to explore ways to apply them within the CapTechs’ areas of responsibility.

 

 

Faced with the growing rivalry between Beijing and Washington over global weather capabilities, private players are positioning themselves across the

In a strike against its Chinese drone supplier DJI's secretly sending anti-drone systems to Russia (IO, 13/11/23), individuals and associations

Washington has a number of members-only organisations that cater to the rich and powerful, such as the University Club and the Cosmos

A decree published on 15 November, which makes changes to French civil service legislation applicable to the DGSE, provides for

The spymaster at the head of Ukraine's domestic intelligence service (SBU), Vasyl Malyuk, 40, increasingly likes to talk about operations