Defence`s Feeds

Chinese President Xi Jinping is stepping up his anti-corruption campaign within the People's Liberation Army (PLA). His efforts have met [...]

The legal battle between Onepoint and Accenture rages on. In 2022, the two consultancies jointly won part of the French [...]

Shipping and energy company Gulf Navigation Holding, which is owned by Theyab bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, will consider a valuation [...]

Intelligence Online can reveal that Finnish military intelligence has been testing airships from Finnish start-up Kelluu in the North Karelia [...]

The 6-Member SEDE delegation to the United Kingdom mission organised in close co-operation with AFET and INTA, was a very timely visit following the announcement by the President of the European Commission and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom to enhance strategic cooperation after their leaders’ meeting of 2 October 2024. The UK in particular has set out its ambition for an “enhanced EU-UK defence cooperation,” in light of Russia’s continuing war of aggression in Ukraine.
Location : London, United Kingdom
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SEDE mission report including the programme
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The eight-member delegation from the Subcommittee on Security and Defence (SEDE) was in Kyiv on 25 and 26 October 2024. This mission was the first in the new parliamentary term and allowed the Members to express a strong message of solidarity and unwavering support to Ukraine and its citizens in the face of Russia’s unjust and illegal war of aggression.
Location : Kyiv, Ukraine
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SEDE mission report including the programme
Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The US administration, which has been accused by Volodymyr Zelensky of having fallen under the influence of Russian disinformation, is currently carrying out a wide-ranging re-evaluation of its resources for combating foreign influence, particularly that of China.This comes as the [...]

Israel - Former military intelligence chief Amos Malka joins Falkor start-upFormer Major General Amos Malka, a senior Israeli intelligence official [...]

Andrew Leong, appointed in November 2024 as Vanuatu's consul general in Dubai, where he replaced Alickson Viralone, is working to [...]

The latest calls for tenders opened by the Vietnamese military's missile research institute for its VU-C2 loitering munitions, the prototypes [...]

Banco San Juan Internacional (BSJI) has alleged that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is treating Venezuelan-owned banks with [...]

Americas The recent opening of the US Army’s Theater Readiness Monitoring Facility (TRMF) at the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant (MCAAP) has shed light on the extensive efforts to inspect HAWK missiles for the support of Ukraine’s war efforts. A key revelation from the opening is the sheer scale of HAWK missile inspections being undertaken. As of 2025, MCAAP has inspected a total of 2,751 HAWK missiles. Furthermore, the facility has received 825 missiles and other equipment donations from six countries. These missiles and equipment are likely to be transferred to Ukraine. The US Coast Guard received its 18th HC-130J Combat King II airplane from Lockheed Martin. This is part of a plan to improve their long-range patrol planes. The plane will spend a year in Georgia getting special equipment to make it better at watching the sea and carrying heavy things. It will get a system called Minotaur, which helps gather and send information using radar and other tools. This will make the plane much better at its job. Middle East & Africa The Royal Navy has used its S-100 Peregrine rotary-wing unmanned aerial system for the first time in the Middle East. It was deployed from aboard the HMS […]

Americas According to Breaking Defense, Pentagon leaders are planning to change how they buy and use technology. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth might make the Software Acquisition Pathway (SWP) the main way to develop software. The SWP is a faster method created in 2020 to speed up software development by using ideas from private companies. It helps the Department of Defense (DoD) get custom software quickly, aiming to deploy new features in hours or days instead of months. RTX has introduced its first aircraft radar warning receiver (RWR) with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities. This technology uses the Cognitive Algorithm Deployment System (CADS), which integrates AI/ML models into existing RWR systems. CADS combines advanced computing with sensor-level threat processing, allowing the RWR to detect, classify, and prioritize threats more effectively. This enhances survivability by quickly identifying and prioritizing threats, reducing the workload on pilots. The system is designed to improve threat analysis and resistance to spoofing, making it more reliable in combat scenarios. Middle East &Africa The UAE military is focusing on autonomy and investing heavily in naval assets, particularly unmanned maritime systems. This strategy aims to address two key challenges: The UAE Navy is the smallest branch […]

Many of the people Donald Trump has picked out to fill the 12-member President's Intelligence Advisory Board (PIAB), which will help him shape his intelligence policy alongside new CIA director John Ratcliffe and new Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, [...]

It was a yawning security loophole that mobilised France's DGSI domestic intelligence agency and its British counterpart MI5 between 2017 [...]

New filings in the bankruptcy case of Miles Guo, also known as Miles Kwok or as Guo Wengui, further expose [...]

Paris - Prisme Intelligence opens litigation support practiceFrench corporate intelligence firm Prisme Intelligence, run by military intelligence officer Mai-Linh Camus [...]

After having been kept secret for several years, the Saudi defence sector's critical mobile communications network project is under way. [...]

Just weeks after Intelligence Online's revelations concerning the arrests in Dubai of two expatriate cyber specialists, Andrew Grunstein and Hassan [...]

Former French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin took part in the third Saudi-Chinese Entrepreneurship Workshop in Riyadh on 24 February, something [...]