Defense industry
The Ayatollah's assassination: Mossad's missed chance to stop Iran's Islamic revolution
INTEL AFFAIRS: The Mossad’s fateful refusal to eliminate Ayatollah Khomeini is a misjudgment with reprecrussions still felt today.
US Navy seeks missiles carrying unmanned surface vehicles, thousands of miles at sea
Israel's strategic edge: Mastering the new integrated battlefield
From prototype to combat in 90 minutes: Why Israel’s defense tech innovation outpaces US - analysis
Flashpoints and Fault Lines: Strategic Lessons from the Thailand–Cambodia Border Clash
Border security is no longer defined by fences and troops on the ground
Spy cockroaches and AI robots: Germany plots the future of warfare
Reuters spoke to two dozen executives, investors, and policymakers to examine how Germany - Europe's largest economy - aims to play a central role in rearming the continent.
Canada’s tactical awakening
Long seen as a quiet player in global affairs, Canada is charting a bold new course and is investing in defense. And Israel stands out as a leading example
Should Israel risk security to share its cyber technology with the rest of the world? - opinion
The world needs Israeli cyber technologies - the challenge is to find the right balance between realizing economic potential and maintaining national security.
Exodigo’s underground mapping technology draws attention with $96m. series B funding boost
The IDF has been working for years and even had a brigade-size unit, whose task is to develop new technologies and tactics for underground warfare.
Israeli drone company XTEND secures extension to $70 million Series B funding
The additional funding has brought XTEND, which shifted its focus to the defense sector following the October 7 massacre, to a total of $100 million.
Israel must fund national space strategy that balances defense, scientific goals - editorial
Space is no longer the final frontier; rather, it is the next marketplace. Dror-1 proves that Israel can thrive in that area.
US D-9 bulldozers worth billions of shekels arrive in Israel after Trump admin. releases shipment
Over 100,000 tons of military equipment have arrived in Israel through 870 airlifts and 144 sea shipments since the start of the war.
Wartime innovation boosts Israeli defense tech growth, drawing global interest
The changing nature of war has led to shifts in defense procurement worldwide. Western armies demand new battle-tested technology, refined by soldiers in combat.
Australia says US missile purchase shows commitment to defense spending
Australia reaffirms its commitment to defense spending with an A$2 billion purchase of US supersonic missiles, though Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has resisted calls to agree to a target of 3.5%.
Israel’s military tech proved critical in war against Iran - analysis
Orbit CEO Daniel Eshchar states that the Iran war increased global interest in Israeli systems, as they proved effective and are now mature with battlefield experience.
