Austria
Austria Begins Eurofighter Supersonic Training With Night-Vision Exercises
Austria begins Eurofighter supersonic training on November 3, including night-vision interception exercises and high-speed airspace defense operations.
Albania
Albania proposes a 2027 defense budget of ALL 76.7 billion, an increase of ALL 7 billion, bringing projected military spending to 2.35% of GDP.
Croatia
Croatia's armed forces conducted live-fire training combining Kiowa Warrior helicopters, reconnaissance drones and M-75 120 mm mortars near Slunj.
Women in Defense
Meet seven women shaping defense technology across Central and Eastern Europe in 2026, from Ukrainian missile manufacturing to Czech autonomous drones, Estonian counter-UAS systems and Austrian defense AI.
Meet seven women shaping defense technology across Central and Eastern Europe in 2026, from Ukrainian missile manufacturing to Czech autonomous drones, Estonian counter-UAS systems and Austrian defense AI.
The Austrian intelligence executive discusses the future of private intelligence, Europe’s growing security vulnerabilities and why FOREUS sees Southeast Europe as a strategic market for expansion.
Austria's DSN warns that employees are frequently involved in corporate espionage, exposing defense and technology companies to insider intelligence threats.
Happy Sunday. Much of the region is marking All Saints' Day, so your inbox should be quieter today than the week was. Brussels put €21.3 billion in SAFE loans back on the table, Romania's new defense minister started rereading the biggest SAFE deals already signed, and
Austria’s Armed Forces plan to invest approximately €320 million in military infrastructure across Lower Austria over the next four years, creating new opportunities for regional construction, technology and defense industry suppliers.
U.S. Army SATCOM modernization creates opportunities for Digital IF suppliers. ENQRY.ai analyzes ETL Systems, Croatia’s Amphinicy, Kratos and Comtech.
Daily defense news, analysis and industry intelligence from Central, Eastern and Southeast Europe.
Czechia has approved a military development strategy through 2040 prioritizing air defense, counter-drone systems, mechanized forces and personnel expansion.
Ukrainian intelligence identifies foreign electronics in Russia's enlarged Gerbera-2 drone, which has a reported range of up to 1,200 km.
A Serbian union says power was cut to Zastava Kovačnica in Kragujevac, sending 220 workers on temporary leave amid unpaid electricity bills.
Latvia deployed an Origin Robotics BLAZE interceptor against an unidentified aircraft entering from Russia, but the target left before engagement.
Germany has ordered two Patriot fire units to replace systems transferred to Ukraine in 2025, alongside new mobile maintenance equipment.
Poland has delivered another batch of WB Group FlyEye reconnaissance drones to military units and the Air Force University under its expanding UAV procurement program.
Austria's Ministry of Defense is seeking 12 million linked machine-gun cartridges, adding to a series of ammunition procurement programs for the country's armed forces.
The Austrian intelligence executive discusses the future of private intelligence, Europe’s growing security vulnerabilities and why FOREUS sees Southeast Europe as a strategic market for expansion.
Romania and Moldova have launched their first joint military procurement under the EU SAFE framework, with the Italian manufacturer supplying 62 trucks for Moldova's armed forces.
Explore the 2027 global defense trade show calendar, featuring 23 major military exhibitions, confirmed dates, locations and expert insights on the best events for defense companies.
Public banking records identify Jugoimport-SDPR, Trayal, Zastava Oružje and other Serbian defense manufacturers with Alta Bank accounts before its licence withdrawal.
NATO's DiBaX 2026 tested 5G-based drone detection, satellite communications and cross-border counter-UAS integration between Latvia and Lithuania.