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Polish Defence.Hub Raises PLN 8M for MACS Counter-Drone System

Polish defense technology company Defence.Hub completed a PLN 8.01 million share issue to accelerate development of its MACS counter-drone system.

Bulgaria Ratifies Deal for Seven Black Sea Minehunters

Bulgaria ratified agreements to acquire seven minehunters from Belgium and the Netherlands, expanding its Black Sea mine warfare fleet from three to ten ships.

50 Defense Companies to Watch at MSPO 2026

The buyer's guide to 50 defense companies worth watching at MSPO 2026, organized by category from drones and electronic warfare to robotics and space.

Wolfram Europa Plans €200M Explosives Plant in Latvia

Wolfram Europa plans a €200 million explosives and warhead complex near Jēkabpils, with RDX, HMX, mines and warhead production from 2027.

Valhalla Turrets Hiring: Six Engineering Roles in Slovenia

Slovenian remote weapon station maker Valhalla Turrets is hiring across software, electrical, and DevOps engineering, plus a Technical Director, at its Komenda facility.

Sovereign Defense Production: What It Really Means in Europe

Europe wants sovereign defense production, but factories alone do not create autonomy. The real tests are design control, supply chains, sustainment and technology.

Austria Seeks 40 Million 5.56mm Rounds for Armed Forces

Austria is seeking 40 million 5.56mm rounds for its StG 77 rifles, alongside a separate tender for 300,000 .338 Lapua Magnum sniper rounds.

Russian Drone Spillover Tests NATO Eastern Flank Defenses

Romania and the Baltic states face rising drone incursions as the Ukraine war increasingly tests NATO air defenses from the Black Sea to the Baltic.

Pentagon Prepares Four Options for US Troops in Europe

The Pentagon will prepare at least four options for the future of US troops in Europe by November 6 as NATO allies assess the risk of further reductions.

CSG Wins $50 Million in Military Bridge Vehicle Contracts

Czechoslovak Group secured contracts worth over $50 million for dozens of AM-70 and AM-50 bridge-laying vehicles for five international customers.

Bulgaria Finds Multiple Military Drones Along Black Sea Coast

Bulgarian Navy teams recovered or destroyed multiple drones along the Black Sea coast as Sofia linked the incidents to fighting near Odesa and Izmail.

The Next Air Defense Operator May Be a Private Company

Erik Prince’s Vectus is testing whether critical infrastructure can buy air defense as a managed service. Europe could become a key test for the model.