BRUSSELS — The European Commission has asked France whether it authorised the sale of cyber-surveillance tech to Egypt — a country where reports of repression have become commonplace under president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

The inquiry was the subject of a 8 February letter written by European C…

The Swedish Armed Forces’ Materiel Administration has started upgrading the Armored Off-Road Vehicles 202 and 203, which were delivered to the Armed Forces in the early 2000s. A total of 168 vehicles will undergo extensive work that will make them operational for another 20 years.

Work on the u…

The budget of the Ministry of Defense of the Czech Republic in 2022 will manage expenditures in the amount of CZK 88.145 billion. The final amount was reflected in the need to reflect in the state budget the real economic situation of the state.

In this way, the Ministry of Defense, as a regul…

LANGLEY, Va — The Air Force reached initial operating capability on its latest infrared search and track pod integrated on the F-15C Eagle, Jan. 21, 2022.

The IRST pod, known as the Legion Pod, is a sensor that uses the infrared spectrum to help pilots to track and engage enemy aircraft in en…

Following a 17-month maintenance-docking period in La Spezia Arsenal for the entire platform, the Horizon class destroyer ITS Caio Duilio is back in operational service.

To reach this result, the OCCAR FSAF/PAAMS Programme Division managed several complex activities: the preventive maintenance o…

SEOUL — South Korea’s military is seeking to rename and strengthen the Army’s missile unit to better cope with North Korea’s evolving missile threats, its officials said Thursday.

The defense ministry made a public notice on its push for legislation to rename the current Army Missile Command …