Yearly Archive: 2022

The [Australian] Government is moving to rectify significant and systemic issues in the delivery of crucial Defence capabilities.

Data from the Australian National Audit Office and advice from Defence shows a series of major Defence projects – with approved budgets totalling more than $69 billion…

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has left Portsmouth to return to her birthplace – the next step in resuming front-line operations.

The aircraft carrier is heading for Rosyth for work on her starboard (right hand) propeller shaft which suffered a mechanical defect as the ship left …

German Defense Minister Lambrecht visited Lithuania and said NATO must “do more” in the face of Putin’s “delusions of grandeur.” She inaugurated a command center that will allow for the transfer of up to 5,000 troops.

The NATO military alliance must “do more” to protect itself from Russia, German…

With Italy’s new government, the country’s commitment to the Tempest programme is likely to continue, not least because of the economic potential it holds for Italian industry. However, Italy’s strategic geographical position on the Mediterranean and the limited popular support for defence spending …

After a successful competitive bidding procedure, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Army is expected to take delivery of a type of world-leading wheeled equipment, which focuses on combat support and is expected to be highly informationized and intelligent, analysts said on Sunday.

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In light of the multiple and significantly intensified threats against Denmark, it is more important than at any other time since the end of the Cold War that we are firmly rooted in NATO and the EU and maintain close ties to strong allies in Europe and North America together with partners in Asia. …