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Germany and U.S. Sign Intent to Deepen Defense‑Industry Ties

The political pact aims to expand joint production and licensed manufacturing while leaving project details, timelines and funding to be negotiated.

U.S. Navy Weighs Japanese, South Korean and Turkish Frigates for New Fleet Push

MDA Picks Five Firms to Develop Low‑Cost Missile Interceptors

Saab Unveils A3‑001 Uncrewed Collaborative Combat Aircraft Concept

UK Names Collaborative Combat Aircraft Programme Storm Fighter to Build Drone Wingmen

China Builds Full‑Scale Replica of U.S. Destroyer in Taklamakan Desert

Space Development Agency Awards $1.75 Billion for 36 Missile‑Tracking Satellites

Canada Joins German‑Norwegian Type 212CD Submarine Programme

UK Shifts From Destroyers to Drone‑Command Warships

US Notifies Congress of $250 Million Super Hornet and Growler Training Package for Australia

Swedish Gripens Scramble Twice to Intercept Russian Su‑24 and Su‑34 over Baltic Sea

Australia Fires First Domestically Built AS9 Huntsman in Live Training

Elbit Systems Wins $1.4 Billion European Modernisation Contract and Reports $30.2B Backlog

U.S. Diplomat to Lead Seoul Working Groups as South Korea Starts Nuclear-Sub Procurement

U.S. and South Korea Vow Deeper Defense Coordination After Pentagon Talks

Turkey Unveils 6,000 km Yildirimhan ICBM

NATO Intelligence Chief Presses Alliance Standards For AI-Processed Commercial GEOINT

Japan Halts Tank Live-Fire After Type 10 Turret Blast Kills 3

U.S. Backs $11.9 Billion Aegis Combat Systems Sale to Germany

USS Gerald R. Ford Sets Post‑Vietnam Record as Carrier Returns to Red Sea