defence industry

Zelenskyy announces the launch and the move to serial production, as Kyiv’s compressed wartime industry moves from mass drone output to cruise and ballistic missiles

The Šabac plant is presented as Europe’s first facility for mass production of humanoid robots, with plans to produce more than 5,000 units annually

Prime Minister Kristen Michal stated that the suspects have been identified and that “one of the lines of investigation is a possible act of sabotage and the involvement of Russia”

The blast comes amid a history of explosions at Bulgarian defence sites and previous investigations linking some to Russian military intelligence

The flip-flop deepened uncertainty for Kyiv at a moment when Russian ballistic missile strikes are exploiting critical shortages in Ukraine’s air defences

The Czechoslovak Group (CSG) is one of the largest European defence companies and it is now in the middle of global hostage diplomacy affairs

This restructuring is intended to enhance efficiency in areas ranging from defence cooperation with the U.S. to EU accession talks

Germany will double its defence spending to reach the Hague target of allocating 5% of GDP to defence well ahead of schedule

Industry leaders of the NATO alliance used the opening of their summit in Turkey to showcase tens of billions of dollars in defence deals

While the sensationist publication by Die Welt seems unfounded, several forms of cooperation are currently under discussion

The Kiel Institute study argues that Europe’s main obstacle is political fragmentation rather than lack of money or technology

As a result of an ongoing privatisation process, few major defence manufacturers remain fully Hungarian-owned