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Ukraine's-war-of-technology-Mykhailo-Federov-Web-Summit-2022-Lisbon

Ukraine and NATO appeal to innovative tech start-ups to help them build disruptive technologies to protect and defend at Web Summit 2022 in Lisbon.

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As cruise missile stocks decline, Russia has turned to kamikaze drones made by Iran, which experts say could significantly stress traditional air defences.

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At the same time Israel is stepping up its military support for Azerbaijan, India, which is a major buyer of Israeli weapons, is reportedly arming Armenia.

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Your drone can help us win this war. Ukraine's Army of Drones crowdfunding project aims to procure thousands of drones for air reconnaissance.

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Highlights from the Q2 issue:

Germany's Great Defence Awakening

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?

We Shall Fight Them In The Cities

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.

Why Small Drones Continue To Be The Big Air Defence Challenge

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?