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Defence Finance Monitor applies a top–down method that traces how NATO, EU and allied strategic priorities are translated into regulations, funding lines and procurement programmes, and then into demand for specific capabilities, technologi...
Can sovereign HAPS close the resilience gap between terrestrial networks and military satellites?
On 29 May 2026 the Japanese Ministry of Defense announced that it had concluded a contract for a project titled Research Study Necessary for...
Germany’s proposed Typhon acquisition and the interval between the European Long-Range Strike Approach and a fielded capability
On 17 July 2026 the Bundeswehr stated that Germany wished to buy American Tomahawk cruise missiles together wit...
What Task Force X–Central Mediterranean Proves—and Does Not Prove—about Multi-Domain ISR Integration
Between 22 June and 10 July 2026, across the Puglia region and the southern Adriatic, Italy’s Defence General Staff ran Task Force X–Centr...
Can UKEF’s £50 billion allocation convert allied procurement requirements into bankable British orders?
UKEF’s new £50 billion Defence Export Fund matters because sovereign defence procurement is constrained less often by the availability...
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