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Search ArticlesWhat South Korea Can Offer the Gulf?
The Iran war that began in February 2026 has exposed a specific weakness in Gulf defense planning: the region possesses advanced missile-defense systems, but not necessarily a cost-effective means of sustaining them through protracted operations. Countries such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman have invested heavily in Patriot, THAAD, and other high-end systems.
Spry Technocon Announces Partnership with Teledyne, Klein and VideoRay for Indian Navy Mine Warfare Programs
Spry Technocon Private Limited has announced a strategic partnership with Teledyne Marine, Klein Marine Systems, and VideoRay to pursue future opportunities related to unmanned mine countermeasure systems for the Indian Navy. The collaboration brings together capabilities in autonomous underwater vehicles, sonar, underwater imaging, remotely operated vehicles, mission planning, and maritime systems integration.
How India’s Military Modernization is impacting Strategic Stability in South Asia
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Yearbook 2025: Armaments, Disarmament and International Security has laid out developments in military expenditures, technological trends and arms production all over the world. The chapter titled “World nuclear forces” shows an increase in Indian nuclear weapons.
Atoms for Water: A Nuclear Path to Global Water Security
The world is running out of fresh water. According to the United Nations, by 2050 nearly 5.7 billion people could face water shortages for at least one month every year. In many dry and water-stressed regions, desalination has become one of the few reliable ways to produce drinking water. Desalination is the process of removing salt from seawater .However, it requires large amounts of energy. Most plants are powered by fossil fuels which makes them expensive and carbon-intensive.
Sami Orfali Talks to GDI: Al-Sarawat Is About Sovereign Systems, Not Just New Hulls
The float-out of Al-Madinah at Navantia’s San Fernando shipyard marks the opening of Phase II in Saudi Arabia’s Al-Sarawat Project, the corvette program that is reshaping the Royal Saudi Naval Forces. Alongside sister ships NEOM and Al-Ula, the new Avante 2200-class corvette is built to counter air, surface, and subsurface threats at once, while carrying HAZEM, the Saudi-developed naval combat management system that sits at the heart of the Kingdom’s push toward sovereign naval capability.
Greenland: The Arctic Island Shaping the Future of Global Power
Once regarded as an isolated icy landscape, Greenland is rapidly transforming into a focal point of global strategic interest. In the briskly evolving geopolitics of the twenty-first century, only a few places demonstrate the intersection of climate change, strategic competition, and economic opportunity as dramatically as Greenland. It has been perceived as a remote, ice-covered land on the margins of global affairs, but now Greenland is increasingly emerging as a critical geopolitical asset.
Beyond the F-35: Piotr Nowocień on the Future of the U.S.-Poland Strategic Partnership
Poland is accelerating one of Europe’s most ambitious military modernization programs. Following its landmark 2020 order for 32 Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II fighter aircraft, Warsaw is now considering the acquisition of an additional 32 jets, potentially expanding its future fleet to 64 fifth-generation fighters organized into four operational squadrons by 2039. The proposal comes as the current procurement program advances, with 14 aircraft expected to be delivered by the end of 2026.
Thales and Leonardo to Deliver Next-Generation Deployable CIS for NATO Special Operations Forces
The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has awarded a contract to a consortium led by Thales and Leonardo to deliver a next-generation Deployable Communication and Information System (CIS) for the NATO Allied Special Operations Forces Command (SOFCOM).
BAMEX 2026 Set to Strengthen Defense and Security Cooperation Across Africa
The Bamako International Defense and Security Exhibition (BAMEX 2026) will take place in Bamako, Mali, from November 9–13, 2026, bringing together defense, security, aerospace, homeland security, and public safety stakeholders from across Africa and around the world. The exhibition is organized by Turkish company Prontaron Defense Industry Organization and Foreign Trade Ltd.
HAVELSAN Showcases AI-Powered BLUEVISION Maritime Awareness System Across Naval and Commercial Platforms
Turkish defense technology company HAVELSAN has highlighted the operational success of its BLUEVISION artificial intelligence-powered maritime awareness system, a next-generation digital lookout solution designed to enhance navigation safety, maritime surveillance, and autonomous mission execution across both military and commercial vessels.