Britain to Increase Defense Spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2023, adding Billions more in Additional Spending
Rishi Sunak announced that Britain plans to increase defense spending to 2.5 percent of GDP, resulting in additional billions in spending.
Rishi Sunak announced that Britain plans to increase defense spending to 2.5 percent of GDP, resulting in additional billions in spending.
India is delivering four BrahMos missiles to the Philippines, bolstering defense exports amid rising tensions with China
Avon Defence Systems Pvt Ltd, a leading provider of mechanical design solutions, has established a new site at the TSIIC Hardware Park for its cutting-edge production capabilities.
Sipri reports a 6.8% rise in global military spending, reaching a record high of $2440bn in Asia and Europe.
L3Harris, a Melbourne-based company, is set to deliver 38 missile warning and communication satellites under the SDA’s missile tracking constellation, despite supply chain issues.
The Indian Army is investing Rs 6,800 crore in VSHORAD Systems to counter aerial threats from China and Pakistan, acquiring Igla-S and Igla-1M missiles through indigenous methods.
The Philippines has received the first batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles from India, bolstering its position as a significant defense supplier in Asia.
The US Pacific Fleet is set to attend the Western Pacific Naval Symposium in Qingdao, China, hosted by the Chinese navy, involving over 180 navy representatives from 29 nations.
HAL, under the Defense Research and Aeronautical Development Agency of DRDO, has received the first batch of domestic Leading Edge Actuators and Airbrake Control Modules.
China’s military, equipped with the Dong-Feng 21, DF-21D, is utilizing these missiles to counter US naval capabilities and target marine threats.