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Turkey Joins Canada-Led Defence Bank as Founding Member

In a surprising U-turn, Turkey has confirmed its commitment to join the Canada-led Defence, Security and Resilience Bank as a founding member, reversing a decision made just days earlier. This renewed pledge marks Turkey's third public stance on the bank since its unveiling at the NATO Summit.

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NATO officials in a briefing room with a Saab GlobalEye aircraft model and documents on a table.

NATO Bolsters Surveillance with Saab's GlobalEye Aircraft

NATO is taking its surveillance capabilities to new heights with the planned purchase of up to ten Saab GlobalEye aircraft, a deal that has Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson calling it "a great day for the country's defence industry". Eleven NATO allies are joining forces to make this cutting-edge technology a reality.

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Australia's Defence Industry Drives Credible Deterrence Strategy

Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy says growing Australia's self-reliance in defence is key to a credible deterrence strategy, but what does this really mean for the country's military power? Can a stronger domestic defence industry be the game-changer Australia needs to stay safe in uncertain times?

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Australia Unveils Defense Industry Overhaul to Bolster Sovereign Capabilities

Australia is taking a bold step towards securing its future with a groundbreaking overhaul of its defence industry, aimed at strengthening its sovereign capabilities and forging a deeper partnership with local businesses. The move is driven by a clear imperative: a robust Australian defence industrial base is crucial to national security.

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Australia Shifts to Spiral Development for Military Acquisitions

Australia Shifts to Spiral Development for Military Acquisitions

Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy announced a game-changing approach to military acquisitions: spiral development, an adaptive process that incrementally adds features to systems, reducing risks and enabling smoother adaptation. This approach is set to revolutionize project delivery, allowing for greater flexibility and efficiency.

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Henderson Defence Precinct's industrial landscape and shipbuilding infrastructure in Western Australia.

Australia's Defence Industry Needs Urgent Institutional Reforms

Western Australia's unique blend of industrial strengths, including critical minerals reserves, advanced maritime industries, and major energy infrastructure, makes it a crucial player in national defence - but can its potential be unlocked with effective institutional reforms? The future of Defence West hangs in the balance, threatening to either bridge the gap between state industry and national defence priorities or become just another layer of red tape.

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Modern loitering munition system on display at defense industry conference.

Elbit Systems, Diehl Defence Partner on Loitering Munition Bid

Elbit Systems and Diehl Defence are joining forces to offer cutting-edge loitering munition systems to the German Armed Forces, enhancing their autonomous precision-strike and reconnaissance capabilities. This strategic partnership will also boost Germany's defense industry through local manufacturing and assembly.

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Turkey Bolsters Naval Capabilities with 100 Kamikaze USVs

Turkey is taking its naval capabilities to the next level with a bold move to acquire 100 kamikaze unmanned surface vessels (USVs), a game-changing technology that will significantly boost its military prowess. The ambitious project has been divided among three top Turkish defence teams, ensuring a competitive edge and redundancy in production.

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Turkey's Defence Industry Faces Scaling Challenge

Turkey is making significant strides in its defence industry, with Turkish Aerospace Industries, Roketsan, and Aselsan leading the charge with innovative products that are backed by substantial R&D investment and a growing industrial base. The country's defence sector is producing impressive results, from fighter programs to armed drones.

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Saab Expands Global Production, Unveils Advanced Munitions

Saab has unveiled its powerful HEAT 758 round, a tandem-warhead munition capable of penetrating even the toughest tank hulls, as demonstrated by a live firing test against a Russian T-80 main battle tank. The impressive display showcases the round's potential to revolutionize modern warfare.

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Turkish Defence Sector Unveils Deep-Strike Capabilities at SAHA 2026

The Turkish defence sector made a powerful statement at SAHA 2026, securing a whopping $8 billion in export contracts within just three days - a significant leap from $6.2 billion at SAHA 2024. This impressive showcase of deep-strike capabilities drew in 30,000 industry professionals and 140 official delegations from over 120 countries.

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British Army Ajax armored vehicle parked on a military base with soldiers in the background.

UK Clears £6B Ajax Armored Vehicle for Duty Despite Troop Injuries

The UK Ministry of Defence has cleared the £6B Ajax armored vehicle for duty, despite reports of troop injuries, with Minister Luke Pollard emphasizing that the safety of personnel is non-negotiable. The move comes after investigators failed to pinpoint a single cause for the symptoms experienced by crews during a recent military exercise.

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Rheinmetall Forges Missile Alliance with Destinus to Bolster European Defence Industry

Rheinmetall and Destinus are joining forces to create a game-changing missile systems joint venture, set to supercharge Europe's defence industry with cutting-edge capabilities. This powerful alliance aims to strengthen the continent's industrial base, drive innovation, and safeguard strategic autonomy.

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