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Hanwha Aerospace targets NATO demand with Romania unmanned systems push at BSDA 2026
Europe needs faster defense capacity. Hanwha Aerospace is using Romania to turn unmanned systems into a NATO localization play.
Korea sells the guns Europe forgot how to build, and Europe is now manufacturing the shells that feed them
Korea won the howitzer race. Europe quietly took the shell economy. The artillery market is not a contest, it is a co-dependent NATO supply chain.
Elsight (ASX: ELS) stock up 11.02% as Halo Blue UAS clearance drives 12x revenue surge
Modern drones need bulletproof comms in jammed airspace. Elsight (ASX: ELS) just cleared the US Blue UAS List and grew revenue twelve-fold. The procurement story is now real.
Why Taiwan just locked in its largest ever defence budget and what it does not buy
Taiwan committed to NATO-style 5% defence spending by 2030. The NT$780 billion vote shows lawmakers want deterrence, but on the opposition's terms.
Planet Labs PBC stock sits near 52-week high as Pelican satellite strategy gains defense traction
Sweden needed sovereign space faster than planned. Planet Labs’ Pelican launch turns that urgency into a defense growth test for PL.
NATO posture shift: US cuts Germany troop strength as Iran war strains transatlantic alliance
Germany hosts more United States troops than any country bar Japan. Donald Trump just cut 5,000 over Iran war criticism, and Berlin's options are narrowing.
Why Europe is placing its biggest tank and IFV orders since the Cold War ended
Germany abandoned heavy armour for two decades. Now Berlin and Rome are placing the largest tank and IFV orders in Europe since the Cold War.
How the UK fell below NATO’s defence average and what it means for BAE and peers
Britain says it is rearming. NATO's 2025 data says London is now spending less of its economy on defence than Türkiye, and the gap is structural.
A Norwegian startup, a US Navy lab, and Ukraine: Why Aristeia’s Generation 8 tourniquet matters more than the device itself
The windlass tourniquet doctrine NATO has trusted since 2004 is breaking against Ukraine's six-hour evacuations. A small Norwegian firm sees the opening.
From artillery shells to rocket motors: The supply chain choke points limiting US munitions output
US munitions output reaches 56,000 artillery shells monthly against a 100,000 target. Solid rocket bottlenecks and allied demand strain American defence industry capacity.