Do We Still Have AI Under Control?

The most dangerous moment may not come when artificial intelligence rebels against humans. It could come much sooner – the moment humans begin voluntarily handing over decision-making…

The most dangerous moment may not come when artificial intelligence rebels against humans. It could come much sooner – the moment humans begin voluntarily handing over decision-making power to it for matters they no longer understand themselves. Just a few years ago, we were asking what AI was capable of. Today, we should ask ourselves a more uncomfortable question: Do we still know what it’s doing, why it’s doing it, and how to stop it if it starts doing something we don’t want? This isn’t science fiction. In an extraordinarily short time, AI has moved from laboratories into the economy, government, the media, intelligence, cybersecurity, industry, and the…

From Soviet Scrapheap to French Spearhead: Ukraine’s Air Force Bets on the Rafale

France’s announcement that Ukrainian pilots will begin training on the Dassault Rafale in November 2026 marks more than another delivery schedule. It is the latest and most ambitious…

France and Germany Chart National Tank Futures as MGCS Shifts to Technology Focus

The public acknowledgment on 8 October 2026 by French Chief of the Defence Staff General Fabien Mandon that Germany had decided to leave the Main Ground Combat System (MGCS)…

Edge-Native Voice Control Arrives for U.S. Armored Vehicles as GDLS Partners with Primordial Labs

On October 7, 2026, General Dynamics Land Systems and Primordial Labs announced a master teaming agreement to integrate Anura, the latter’s natural-language command-and-control software…

CSG Enters the Space Industry Through Investment in MDA Space

CSG (‘the Group’), a global industrial and defence group, today announces its entry into the space sector through the acquisition of shares resulting in a 9.5% equity position…

They Will Guard NATO’s Seas and Skies

On September 29, a Heron TP unmanned aerial vehicle flew over Denmark. This German drone, piloted from and taking off from a base in Schleswig, flew over the Jutland Peninsula…

Czechoslovak Group Enters the Space Race with Strategic Stake in MDA Space

Czechoslovak Group is no longer looking at space as a distant frontier. The Czech defense and industrial giant is moving directly into the sector with a 9.5% stake…

CSG Strengthens Global Defense Role Through Hanwha Partnership for U.S. Army Artillery Program

CSG is taking another important step onto the global defense stage. According to Bloomberg, Hanwha Defense USA is teaming up with CSG for the truck chassis of a new wheeled…

Drone Strike Damages Two Ships at Russia’s Port of Azov, Exposing Another Vulnerable Link in Moscow’s Logistics Network

Two ships were damaged at Russia’s Port of Azov during a drone attack on the Rostov region on the night of October 10, according to the regional governor. The…

Australia grounds its Tigers and bets on AH-64E Apache

In late September 2026 the Australian Army closed flying operations with the Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter Tiger in Darwin, ending a service career that began in 2004 and formally…

Smaller, Stealthier, Still Dual-Capable: What the B-21 Is Actually Built to Do

The B-21 Raider is no longer a single rollout photograph. By early October 2026 it is a flying test program, a low-rate production line, and a basing project…

CSG Joins the Development of the Autonomous SwarmShot Counter-UAS System

CSG, through Federal Ammunition, a company of its U.S.-based ammunition division The Kinetic Group, has joined O.F. Mossberg & Sons and Palladyne AI in the development…