NATO picks three tech firms to modernize its air defense data
NATO has handed three American and European tech companies the chance to reshape how the allianceβs 32 member nations talk to each other during a real air war, awarding contracts to Anduril, Palantir, and French firm Athea SAS on July 7 as part of a competition to build the software backbone for the allianceβs next-generation [β¦]
For nearly seven decades, American presidents tried and failed to get European allies to spend anywhere close to what the United States spends on its own defense, and NATOβs Secretary General says that changed on Donald Trumpβs watch. Speaking to reporters ahead of the allianceβs summit in Ankara, TΓΌrkiye, Mark Rutte gave Trump direct credit [β¦]
A ceasefire that ended a war three weeks ago collapsed within hours on Tuesday, after gunfire and explosions started flying between the United States and Iran again, and President Donald Trump stood in front of reporters at a NATO summit and simply declared it dead. The immediate spark was a string of attacks on commercial [β¦]
For more than four decades, the same American-built aircraft has been NATOβs eyes in the sky, and that streak is about to end. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced at the allianceβs summit in Ankara, TΓΌrkiye, that NATO will open formal negotiations with Swedish defense firm Saab to acquire up to ten GlobalEye surveillance aircraft, [β¦]
A Russian surveillance plane flew dangerously close to Britainβs flagship aircraft carrier and dropped a swarm of underwater listening devices nearby before ignoring repeated radio calls, forcing two fighter jets to scramble and chase it away. The UK Ministry of Defence confirmed that while operating in the Norwegian Sea as part of Operation Firecrest, the [β¦]