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NATO publishes ‘Overarching Space Policy' document
On 17 January NATO published its ‘Overarching Space Policy', setting out the fundamental aspects of the space domain and its importance in preserving the alliance's...Full story -
US Space Force eyes hybrid satcom architecture
Members of the US Space Force's (USSF) combat requirements office are weighing options for the development of a hybrid, space-based satellite communications (satcom)...Full story -
UK CMA finishes review of Cobham's bid for Ultra Electronics
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has completed its assessment of whether Cobham Group's proposed acquisition of Ultra Electronics raises national security...Full story -
QinetiQ US, Teledyne FLIR Defense get new leaders
UK-based defence contractor QinetiQ Group has named Northrop Grumman executive Shawn Purvis as president and CEO of its US business, according to a 17 January...Full story -
UK supplies anti-tank weapons to Ukraine
A batch of Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapons (NLAWs) has been delivered to Ukraine by the United Kingdom in its first transfer of lethal defence equipment to the...Full story -
Ghana Navy takes on oil security contract
The Ghana Navy has signed a deal under which it will be paid to provide security for the country's offshore fields.Full story -
El Salvador begins air force modernisation effort
The Salvadoran Air Force (FAS), as part of a wider modernisation plan started this month, has received four MD530F helicopters donated by the United States, which are...Full story -
RN sets sights on low-cost, fixed-wing UAV under Project Vampire
The UK Royal Navy (RN) is moving forward with plans to procure a low-cost fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) as an initial increment of its Future Maritime...Full story -
Houthis claim long-range cruise missile attack on UAE
The Yemeni rebel group Ansar Allah (Houthis) implied a significant increase in the range of its Quds cruise missile when it claimed the type was used to attack Abu Dhabi...Full story -
Australian, New Zealand defence forces launch Tonga relief operations
Australia and New Zealand have dispatched vessels and surveillance aircraft to assist with recovery and relief efforts in Tonga, which was hit by a tsunami caused by an...Full story -
North Korea launches two more ‘tactical missiles'
North Korea launched two more missiles on 17 January, the latest in a series of similar drills since the beginning of 2022. Janes assesses that the new launches featured...Full story -
Taiwan commissions second fast minelaying vessel
The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has commissioned its second fast minelaying vessel.Full story -
Hanwha Defense outlines K21-105 offer for the Indian Army
South Korea's Hanwha Defense is preparing to offer the Indian Army a range of weapons and missions systems and local industrial involvement to support its bid to supply...Full story -
Philippines progresses plan to procure 32 new S-70i Black Hawk helicopters
Manila has made further progress with its plan to procure 32 additional new Sikorsky S-70i Black Hawk combat utility helicopters for the Philippine Air Force (PAF).Full story -
Turkish Navy commissions first intelligence-gathering ship
Turkey's first dedicated intelligence-gathering ship, TCG Ufuk (A-591), was officially commissioned into service at Istanbul Shipyard in Tuzla, Istanbul, on 14 January,...Full story -
Spain flies Eurofighter with Meteor
The Spanish Air Force (Ejército del Aire Espanol: EdAE) has begun flight operations of the Eurofighter Typhoon combat aircraft armed with the MBDA Meteor...Full story -
Hensoldt to supply optronics masts for Type 212CD submarines
New Type 212CD submarines being procured by Germany and Norway are to be equipped with a dual-mast visuals suite supplied by German sensor and systems house Hensoldt.Full story -
Philippines to order more Black Hawk helos
The Philippines is to order 32 additional Lockheed Martin S-70i Black Hawk utility helicopters to add to the 16 already acquired (of which one was recently lost in an...Full story -
Pyongyang launches ‘railway missiles' in response to US sanctions
Two missiles that North Korea launched on 14 January were fired from the Korean People's Army's (KPA's) newly established railway-borne regiment, Pyongyang has said.Full story -
China's XAC reveals possible new tanker variant
China's Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation (XAC) is progressing rapidly with the development of both the Y-20B heavy transport aircraft fitted with Shenyang WS-20...Full story