Air
Turkish Aerospace, which aims to be one of the 10th largest aviation companies in the world, to showcase drones, helicopter and trainer aircraft at Farnborough.
Air
At NATO's recent Strategic Summit in Madrid, Turkey lifted its veto against Sweden and Finland joining the military alliance. But what did it gain in return?
Land
Rheinmetall unveils a new tank, for a new era at Eurosatory 2022 in Paris, the KF51 Panther, which sets new standards in lethality, survivability, and mobility.
The defence headwinds no longer blow cold in Germany. After decades of underspending on defence and the steady erosion of military capability, the war in Ukraine prompted a dramatic u-turn. But how long can Germany sustain its awakening, or will it revert back to old habits and political faultlines?
Armies may not want to fight in cities, but they may have no choice in future due to growing urbanisation, and the war in Ukraine clearly shows the need for all armed forces to hone their skills for urban warfare.
Small unmanned air systems armed with grenades or mortar rounds have been used to great effect by Ukraine. So what does this mean for C-UAS systems, asks Philip Butter¬worth-Hayes, which so far have proved to be no match?