Czech Republic
A European joint venture will link Czech-based Czechoslovak Group and Turkey’s ASELSAN to industrialise and market the Korkut close-range air defence system on a Tatra 6×6 vehicle. Production and further development are set to take place in Czech and Slovak facilities under the new partnership.
Events
Riyadh is set to host a major international defense exhibition with strong early participation, while a new $400 million real estate venture highlights foreign investor confidence in the Kingdom’s reforms.
Germany
The TRML-4D radar, a cornerstone of the continent's integrated air defence, can track 1,500 targets like drones and cruise missiles from 250 kilometres away, merging advanced hardware with game-changing software.
Poland
Poland has begun implementing its first defence project financed through the EU’s SAFE programme, launching the SAN integrated anti-drone system.
Germany
Germany’s Defence Minister and Bavaria’s Minister President inaugurated the Bundeswehr Innovation Center (InnoZBw) in Erding on 2 February, aiming to bridge military requirements, industry, and academia to accelerate technological development and field capability.
Serbia
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has indicated that Serbia intends to display large numbers of armed robotic systems at an upcoming military parade. The announcement was made in the context of broader discussions on robotics, artificial intelligence, and potential international cooperation.
Resources
Open-source satellite imagery has become a critical tool for defence analysis and OSINT investigations. This guide breaks down six of the best free satellite imagery platforms.
EU
Brussels and capitals in Southeast Europe are increasingly aligning on the strategic value of the region’s natural resources, infrastructure, and industrial base, framing them as key to European autonomy in defence and energy sectors.
Baltic
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have signed a declaration to create a Baltic Military Mobility Area aimed at removing peacetime barriers to moving forces and equipment across their territories.
EU
The European Stability Mechanism is considering whether its €500 billion crisis lending capacity could be adapted to support defense spending by eurozone states. The proposal would aim to ease fiscal pressure on governments facing rising military expenditure.
EU
EU member states have revised the rules governing how Ukraine can use EU-backed funds to procure military equipment. The updated criteria narrow eligibility and introduce clearer prioritization for certain capability areas.
Greece
Czechoslovak Group and Greece’s state-owned Hellenic Defence Systems have formalized key documentation to establish a joint ammunition production company at the Lavrio facility, marking a significant step in revitalizing domestic ordnance manufacturing
