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Having suffered embarrassing losses to Ukraine, Russia's Navy needs to restore its reputation. Will a new maritime doctrine be its saviour?

Air

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Hear from the Ukrainian start-up that is giving the Ukrainian Army a technological edge, building and repairing ordnance-carrying and surveillance drones.

Air

Almost 12 months after German chancellor Olaf Scholz announced an historic €100bn fund to rearm the Bundeswehr, what is the reality on the ground?

Air

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Details of Turkish Aerospace Industry's new unmanned ANKA-3 jet and the first indigenous jet trainer, HURJET, are revealed by Turkish media.

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Highlights from the Winter 2022/2023 issue:

Seeing Mastiff In A New Light

NP Aerospace and Horstman engineers talk to us about the Mastiff upgrade for Mali, and why they think the vehicle’s vastly improved performance off-road may be cause to rethink its future.

Ukraine's War of Drones

We interview a Ukrainian start-up that has gone from making commercial drones for inspecting dangerous and hard-to-reach places, to developing ordnance carrying and surveillance drones for the Ukrainian Army.

Back To Reality

Germany was the first country to announce it would increase defence spending following the war in Ukraine. After years of underspending on defence, it was an historic announcement. But almost a year on, what is the reality on the ground?

Poland: A Roadmap for Modernisation

Racking up billions of dollars in foreign defence deals, Poland is determined to replace its aging Soviet-era equipment with more modern pieces of kit. It is also swelling the ranks of its armed forces, and defence spending is expected to rise to record levels in 2023.

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