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India Opens a ₹2,000 Crore Race for Coast Guard Drones — and a Bigger Fight for ‘Make in India’ Bragging Rights
New Delhi’s tender for 10 MALE surveillance drones is a modest line item next to India’s broader ₹32,000 crore drone modernization push — but the list of expected bidders shows exactly who’s positioning to own India’s unmanned skies.Continue Reading
The Pentagon Just Tripled Its Launch Budget — Here’s Why Space Is Becoming a War-Fighting Domain
The U.S. Space Force raised its NSSL Phase 3 Lane 1 contract ceiling from $5.6 billion to $17 billion, opening the door wider for Rocket Lab, Stoke Space, Relativity, and Impulse Space alongside SpaceX and ULA.Continue Reading
Lockheed’s Half-Price Interceptor Is a Bet That the Missile-Defense Math Has to Change
The new PAC-3 ACE interceptor costs less than half of its predecessor — a direct response to a war-fighting problem that’s been keeping procurement executives up at night: $4 million missiles being used to shoot down $35,000 drones.Continue Reading
Greece Bets €3.5 Billion on an Israeli-Built ‘Achilles’ Shield’ — And Redraws NATO’s Eastern Flank
Athens has approved a sweeping air-defense package built around Israeli radar and missile systems, part of a €28 billion modernization drive that signals a broader realignment in how NATO’s southeastern members are arming themselves.Continue Reading
Five Nations, One Contract: Inside the Philippines’ High-Stakes Fighter Jet Contest
Manila is weighing South Korea’s KF-21 against the F-16, Rafale, Typhoon, and Gripen in a decision that will shape Indo-Pacific airpower — and test whether South Korea can break Western dominance of fighter exports.Continue Reading