A new Royal Navy logistics centre in Portsmouth – dedicated to crucial maintenance for HMS Queen Elizabeth and wider naval ships and equipment – has been officially opened today.

Providing critical support to the UK’s largest and most powerful surface vessels in the Royal Navy, the Queen Elizabet…

The Ministry of Defence (MOD)’s Acquisition Pipeline is a forward look at potential procurement activity. The information presented is for information only and reflects the Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) anticipated procurement pipeline. This is the first time MOD has published its Acquisition Pipeline…

In 2021, the Ministry of Defense granted a total of 261 permits to 54 countries for permanent exports and transfers of defense equipment. A total of 361 permits were issued, of which 93 related to, for example, demonstration, warranty and maintenance exports. The total value of the issued permanent …

At least four Chinese frigates, F-22P commissioned in July 2009, are giving nightmares to Pakistani Navy officers and men tasked to keep them afloat in the turbulent waters of Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean. Three of these frigates were bought from the China Shipbuilding Trading Company, while one was…

The UAE Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), Emirates Development Bank (EDB), and EDGE Group have signed a mutual agreement to support the development of manufacturing at one of the world’s top 25 advanced technology groups for defence.

The agreement is in line with the UAE’s Fo…

Royal Navy warships alongside NATO allies have shown the alliance’s staunch commitment to Baltic security during the largest military exercises in the region this year.

Portsmouth-based Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender provided the firepower and leading-edge technology, while six of the smallest cr…