Get a first glimpse inside the Ghost Shark's cutting-edge payload bay, showcasing its modular core and interchangeable hull segments that enable mission-specific customization. Australia's innovative extra-large autonomous underwater vehicle is taking shape with a game-changing design.
The US Air Force has successfully tested over-the-horizon radar technology at Alaska's HAARP site, achieving its test objectives and marking a major step forward in filling surveillance gaps in the Arctic. This breakthrough experiment used HAARP as a high-power "illuminator" to detect aircraft across vast distances.
Norway is set to supercharge its Arctic defense with the cutting-edge Chunmoo Rocket Systems, expected to be operational by 2029, giving the country a game-changing ability to strike targets at long range. The systems, purchased for $2 billion, will be delivered starting in 2028 and operated by Norwegian-trained personnel.
Imagine being able to detect and track hard-to-spot objects, like drones, using the same 5G network you're already connected to - that's the game-changing power of ISAC sensing technology. By leveraging existing 5G transmissions, ISAC turns wireless networks into sensing platforms that can identify and monitor objects in real-time.
Japan is reconsidering its stance on nuclear-powered submarines, with Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae hinting at a potential shift in the country's security strategy. The debate, which has been on the table for nearly seven decades, may soon become a reality.
Finland is gearing up to boost its defenses with a new production line of anti-personnel mines, set to launch as early as 2028. The project is moving full steam ahead, with Finnish officials currently drawing up technical specs and preparing to issue tender requests.
The Pentagon is rethinking its base security strategy as threats in the Middle East escalate, recognizing that traditional geographic buffers are no longer enough to keep US forces safe. It's adopting a new mindset that treats military installations as vulnerable weapon systems that require heightened protection.
The Pentagon is racing against Greenland's unpredictable weather to expand its military presence, with plans to shift from study to construction on new facilities as early as next year. A senior defense official revealed that the winter months will be crucial for evaluating options and laying the groundwork for a groundbreaking project.
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The UK government's digital ID plans are still moving forward, with over 80 documents set to be stored in a digital wallet, including proof of benefits and driving test certificates. Despite the cancellation of the national digital ID scheme, officials are expanding the Gov Wallet and One Login system to allow people to securely prove their identity online.
Germany has abruptly canceled plans to acquire Boeing's MQ-28 Ghost Bat combat drone, with the Ministry of Defense opting not to move forward with a direct purchase of the larger Block 3 model. This sudden reversal deals a blow to Boeing's collaborative combat aircraft ambitions.
A shocking close encounter in space: a Russian satellite, Kosmos 2612, made an unprecedented maneuver to shadow a US-registered commercial radar-imaging craft, ICEYE X36, passing within just 26 meters of each other in low Earth orbit. The unnerving rendezvous has raised concerns about the safety of satellites in crowded orbital paths.
The Pakistan Navy is revolutionizing its modernization approach, prioritizing capability-driven development over mere platform accumulation, as Admiral Naveed Ashraf emphasizes a shift towards acquiring usable capabilities. This strategic move enables the PN to achieve long-range precision strike and enhanced sensor fusion, all while navigating budget constraints.
A Russian satellite, Cosmos 2612, pulled off a nerve-wracking game of cosmic cat-and-mouse, closing in to just 500 meters from an ICEYE satellite in a series of deliberate on-orbit maneuvers. For weeks, it stalked its target, shadowing it with a calculated precision that left onlookers uneasy.
The Trump administration's request to secretly hack a voting machine has raised alarming concerns about the integrity of US elections. A chilling proposal was made to CISA to acquire and examine a voting machine, with orders to keep any discovered flaws under wraps.
The US Department of Homeland Security has issued a directive ordering all federal civilian agencies to immediately stop using and remove all products and services from China-based AI lab DeepSeek, citing national security concerns. This blanket ban also extends to third-party products and services that use DeepSeek technology, leaving some experts questioning the practicality of enforcing such a broad prohibition.
The US Army's first attempt to integrate Anduril's Next Generation Command and Control tools into its legacy communications system was a learning experience, with Brig. Gen. Shane Taylor describing it as "not seamless" after a test during Lightning Surge 5 in Hawaii. The trial, which used Anduril's Lattice platform with the 25th Infantry Division, marked a key step in the Army's effort to modernize its command-and-control architecture.
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The US Army faces a unique challenge in building a reliable Pacific network, as threats of disruption loom large, and simply replicating its Europe-style network won't cut it. To overcome this, experts like Doug Jones, chief technology officer for defense at Leidos, are reframing the problem through three critical lenses: a contested, multi-domain threat landscape that spans space, cyber, air, sea, and land.
In a groundbreaking move, Ukraine's Armed Forces have successfully used a drone to evacuate a wounded soldier from the frontline, marking what they claim is a world-first for aerial casualty rescue. The daring operation, captured on video, shows the brave efforts of medics and tech teams working together to save lives.
Ukrainian defense companies face a tough road to global markets, with complex regulations and unclear export paths holding them back. Despite a strong showing at the AUSA conference, firms like Meta Bureau say existing licensing procedures and unresolved legislation are major hurdles to selling their innovative technologies abroad.
Get ready for a closer look at the B-21 Raider! A recent Google Earth image has finally revealed the bomber's true wingspan, measuring in at approximately 152 feet across and 61 feet long.
As drones increasingly pose a threat to secure facilities, it's clear that traditional perimeter security measures - like fences and walls - are no match for aerial attacks. Downstream attacks are emerging as a particularly concerning risk, highlighting the need for advanced tools to safeguard critical assets.
Imagine a future conflict where the skies are filled with hundreds, even thousands, of high-altitude balloons, serving as decoys, communication hubs, and electronic sensors - that's the ambitious plan the US Army is exploring. These multipurpose platforms could revolutionize modern warfare, providing a versatile and game-changing advantage on the battlefield.
The Defense Innovation Unit is offering up to $40 million in prize money for unmanned surface vessels that can rapidly detect, track, and defeat hostile airborne threats at sea. Submissions must combine proven USV platforms with mission systems that provide persistent coverage against aerial threats in a cost-effective way.
Western Australia's defence industry is facing a harsh reality: it's not enough to have a capability unless you can manufacture it at scale. The Henderson Defence Precinct, backed by A$12 billion in funding, is being touted as a game-changer, but can it deliver on its promise?