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The new effort aims to support Ukraine’s participation in various defence programmes including those focused on common procurement. -
Key industry players told DSEI they welcome the agreement, which puts Britain a step closer to accessing EUR150bn in funding. -
The USD142bn arms deal is part of USD600bn in agreements signed so-far. -
The challenge is the first under a new set of industry calls to support Ukraine. -
Solicited in partnership with the UK MoD, the competition is the first bilateral opportunity of its kind. -
The call comes amid the rapid adoption of fibre-optic drones in Ukraine. -
The announcement comes as Poland seeks to emulate Ukraine’s drone industry. -
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Denmark reforms acquisition approach
The new approach follows a slew of government announcements this year to accelerate the military’s transformation. -
The competition comes as NATO members move to urgently secure the Arctic theatre. -
The UK is undergoing a period of rearmament, with SMEs key to supporting this effort. DSEI speaks with the head of the UK MoD’s FCI to explore its purpose and ascertain its plans. -
Founded two years ago, Ukraine’s defence accelerator Brave1 has become a key player in supporting Ukraine’s war effort. DSEI speaks to the CEO about its achievements and roadmap for the future. -
The tender seeks support in drafting a new defence quantum plan, following years of preparation from the EU to facilitate quantum innovation. -
The acquisitions aim to urgently modernise the military in response to the rapidly evolving nature of warfare. -
The plan prioritises new undersea autonomous systems. -
Natalia Kushnerska, CEO of Brave1, spoke to DSEI about Ukraine’s defence-technology priorities as the conflict passes the three-year mark.
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