Why Poland Wants Tomahawks: Deterrence, Autonomy and the Message to Moscow

For Poland, the possible acquisition of Tomahawk cruise missiles would be far more than another arms purchase. It would be a political signal, a military capability and…

For Poland, the possible acquisition of Tomahawk cruise missiles would be far more than another arms purchase. It would be a political signal, a military capability and, above all, a tool of deterrence. The argument is simple: if Russia ever considered a conventional attack against Poland or NATO’s eastern flank, it would have to calculate the risk of a precise retaliatory strike reaching deep into Russian territory. That is the real value of Tomahawks. Not because Poland would want to use them first, but because their presence could make aggression far more costly to even contemplate. According to the logic presented by Defence24…

NATO Rallies Industry in Brussels to Scale Deep Precision Strike Against Rising Adversary Output

On 10 November 2026, NATO convened Allies, established defence firms and emerging start-ups in Brussels to examine how the Alliance can accelerate delivery of deep…

Portugal’s €82 Million Push to Keep Its Leopard 2A6s Ready for NATO’s Eastern Flank

On 22 October 2026 the Portuguese Council of Ministers approved Resolution 210/2026, published days later in the Diário da República, authorising the Army to commit…

The Rafale F5 and the Future of French Strategic Autonomy in Europe

As Europe confronts renewed great-power competition and questions about the durability of American security guarantees, France is accelerating the modernization of its independent…

CSG Delivers Digital Backbone for Drone Operations in Czech Airspace

CSG has delivered a system to Air Navigation Services of the Czech Republic (ANS CR) that will provide the digital backbone for drone operations in Czech airspace. The system will…

The Price of Sovereignty After FCAS: France Puts National Interests First, Germany Seeks Its Place Among the Great Powers

The new-generation European fighter jet has become a test of a much deeper issue than simply who will succeed the Rafale and the Eurofighter. It reveals which European nations want…

Ukraine Hits Russian Electronics Plant and Oil Refinery in Overnight Missile and Drone Strikes

Ukraine has carried out another long-range strike campaign against targets inside Russia, hitting two facilities tied to Moscow’s war effort: the Proton plant in Oryol and the Saratov Oil…

CSG Secures U.S. Army Contract Worth Up to $4.2 Billion to Modernize Ammunition Plants

CSG, a global industrial and technology group, has secured a U.S. Army framework contract through its U.S.-based subsidiary MSM North America, becoming one of the selected contractors…

Russia Turns Power Lines Into Drone Ambush Points - Creating a New Threat on Ukraine’s Front Line

Russian forces are reportedly using high-voltage power lines as concealed positions for ambush drones, adding another layer of danger for Ukrainian troops operating near critical…

America’s Next Man-Portable Air Defense Missile to Replace the Iconic Stingers

The FIM-92 Stinger has been the Western world’s most recognizable man-portable air-defense system for more than four decades. First fielded in the early 1980s, it became famous for its…

MBDA’s Pod and the Race to Arm Fighters Against Drone Swarms

Germany has commissioned MBDA Deutschland to develop an airborne high-energy laser demonstrator, a so-called Laser-Pod whose key components must already be designed for actual…

From Ariete and Dardo to Panther and Lynx: Italy’s Armoured Renewal Begins

Italian media reported that the Ministry of Defence had awarded contracts worth approximately €3.7 billion to Leonardo Rheinmetall Military Vehicles (LRMV) for the first production…