A confused strategic direction and failed procurement has left the British Army with severe capability gaps.

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Lithuania’s defence spending is rising as it prepares against possible Russian threats.

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All five contenders for the US Army’s landmark Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) programme, intended to replace nearly 3,800 Bradley…

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In this edition: OSINT in Ukraine, India's new carrier, digital avionics, and more.

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The UK plans to acquire additional launcher units, amid a global artillery market that is set to increase.

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Moscow has sustained a series of military defeats in recent weeks, some controlled, while others saw Russian forces routed.

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Japan is building its military to new heights, but will ‘Bilateralism Plus’ have it taking up global security responsibilities?

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Industry is working to provide mobile counter-uncrewed aerial system offerings, as drone proliferation into the battlefield continues.

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Commitments to double defence spending were already ambitious before the pound slid to a historic low this week against the dollar.

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A senior British Army official stated the intention is to make force more lethal and agile, as current systems show their age.

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