Defence`s Feeds

Alongside his honorary duties as shadow defence minister in Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's (or Svetlana Tikhanovskaya's) self-proclaimed government-in-exile, former military officer Valery

UK: Owen Jenkins takes charge of FCDO's Indo-Pacific officeIn choosing Owen Jenkins as the new interim director general for its

"Turkey is no longer a free espionage area." It is with those words that Turkey's intelligence service, MIT, congratulated itself

Theresa May, who served as UK prime minister from 2016 to 2019, recently partnered up with two of her former

AFRL announced that its new XQ-67A Off-Board Sensing Station successfully accomplished its first flight. USAF’s Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) announced that on Feb. 28, 2024, its new XQ-67A accomplished its first flight. Developed by [...]

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The three flags of Ukraine, Poland and the European Union fly proudly in front of the hangar at 87 Stefana Starzyńskiego Street, in Dawidy Bankowe, a suburb around 15 km south of Warsaw. Ukrainian company M-Tac's site comprises a warehouse

New providers of generative artificial intelligence (AI) for geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) applications are taking a keen interest in the latest

With its telecommunications satellites Vinasat-1 and Vinasat-2 almost at their end of life, Vietnam is looking for an industrial partner

The appointment at the end of December of Cho Tae-yong as director of the National Intelligence Service (NIS), South Korea's

From mid-March, and for a period of two years, Ukraine's interior ministry is to run a project designed to enforce

Tony Maher is suing British-Israeli consultant Walter Soriano and his legal assistance and crisis management investigation firm, USG Security. The

The German detachment involves almost 100 officers and soldiers from the Tatktischen Luftwaffengeschwader 74 (Tactical Air Squadron), and it is commanded by Oberstleutnant (Lt. Col.) Swen Jacob. The German Air Force deployed five Eurofighter jets [...]

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Historic aircraft and buildings of the National Museum of the Air Force were extensively damaged by a tornado that hit Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Images shared online by the 88th Air Base Wing, show the [...]

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In 2022, a chain of zero-day zero-click vulnerabilities sold by Dataflow Security cost nearly €2m, as Intelligence Online reported at the time (IO, 30/06/22) - by all accounts a significant but essential expense for spyware developers such as NSO Group's

Warsaw - Frontex invites bids for its airborne surveillance contractsIt is a difficult time for the European Union (EU) border

Not all those destined to use Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI)'s light armed helicopters (LAH) are happy with the choice of

Intelligence Online understands that North Korean workers in the cantons of Jilin province in northern China, along the border with

Olga Ravasi, a former private security contractor in the Balkans is working to boost Serbian-American voter turnout for Donald Trump

The sprawling bankruptcy case of Chinese businessman Guo Wengui has roped in corporate intelligence firm Nardello & Co, after it

RSAF announced after the Singapore Airshow that it will acquire eight F-35As On Feb.28, 2024, the Ministry of Defence of Singapore (MINDEF) announced that it will acquire an additional eight F-35As along with its previous [...]

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