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Astrolight has commissioned Greece’s Holomondas optical ground station for CubeSats. The site will support high-speed laser communications under ESA-backed Greek connectivity work.
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Saronic is preparing to support Taiwan’s unmanned maritime requirements with autonomous surface vessels and AI-enabled command-and-control, adding another layer to Taiwan’s fast-expanding domestic and partner-supported maritime defence production base.
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Hanwha Aerospace has shown the KAAV-II prototype, pushing South Korea’s marine vehicle programme into a more demanding phase built around high-speed amphibious mobility, unmanned turret integration, survivability, and serial production readiness.
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Raytheon will develop software-defined radar capability for future naval sensors. The work supports multi-mission operation and improved spectrum sharing for U.S. Navy systems.
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South Korea’s latest helicopter approvals add weight to its maritime aviation and attack helicopter modernisation, extending demand across airframes, sensors, weapons, engines, sustainment, and integration work tied to Indo-Pacific deterrence.
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Northrop Grumman has won a RangeHawk contract for hypersonic testing. The award adds airborne telemetry and tracking capacity for advanced U.S. weapons trials.
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France has ordered mobile Giraffe radars for short-range air defence. The systems will support counter-UAS, site protection, and deployable air surveillance missions.
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Ukraine is readying a domestically designed glide bomb for combat. The weapon moves wartime precision-strike development into local production through Brave1 and DG Industry.
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Aeralis has entered administration after failing to secure development funding. The collapse halts a UK modular jet trainer concept before aircraft production could begin.
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Taiwan has launched its final missile-capable An P’ing-class patrol vessel. The programme completes a 12-ship domestic build derived from the Tuo Chiang fast missile corvette design.