Defence`s Feeds

The European Defence Fund (EDF) will not spur delivery of the defence capabilities Europe needs unless it strikes a very careful balance between supporting excellence at...

The Indian Army (IA) has invited responses from foreign manufacturers by 15 September to its request for information (RFI) regarding the planned procurement of 1,770...

US-Spanish aerospace company Skydweller Aero is gearing up to begin construction of a fully unmanned solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) following the latest...

The US Air Force (USAF) is strengthening its Battlefield Airborne Communications Node (BACN) fleet, with a further six aircraft to be procured over the coming five...

The People's Liberation Army Ground Force (PLAGF) has conducted a series of live-fire exercises aimed at engaging targets at sea using long-range artillery and anti-tank...

The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) has scrambled an unspecified number of Hawk 208 light-attack/lead-in trainer aircraft to confront a squadron of 16 People's...

An unusual hearing will open in the Geneva court of first instance on 3 June, when Nick Day's corporate affairs firm Diligence will try to get consultant Ghanem Nuseibeh into the witness box to establish that the methods it used

The Israeli tactical interceptions firm Merlinx (ex-Equus Technologies, IO, 28/02/18) was sold a few days ago to Bindecy, a small

The British Ministry of Defence's call for tenders for the supply and maintenance of civilian armoured vehicles in Erbil opposes

According to our sources, Tarek Saleh, the nephew of Yemen's late President Ali Abdullah Saleh, is preparing a European tour

As the Nanterre magistrates' court prepares for the Haurus trial next month (IO, 31/05/21), there is another investigation underway led

Kazakh businessman Aidan Karibzhanov's ex-wife took her bid to obtain a bigger share of his fortune to court in the

France's Naval Group has hired former Australian MP Simon Crean as an adviser to steer it through the choppy waters

An unusual hearing will open in the Geneva court of first instance on 3 June, when Nick Day's corporate affairs firm Diligence will try to get consultant Ghanem Nuseibeh into the witness box to establish that the methods it used

The Israeli tactical interceptions firm Merlinx (ex-Equus Technologies, IO, 28/02/18) was sold a few days ago to Bindecy, a small

The British Ministry of Defence's call for tenders for the supply and maintenance of civilian armoured vehicles in Erbil opposes

According to our sources, Tarek Saleh, the nephew of Yemen's late President Ali Abdullah Saleh, is preparing a European tour

As the Nanterre magistrates' court prepares for the Haurus trial next month (IO, 31/05/21), there is another investigation underway led

Kazakh businessman Aidan Karibzhanov's ex-wife took her bid to obtain a bigger share of his fortune to court in the

France's Naval Group has hired former Australian MP Simon Crean as an adviser to steer it through the choppy waters