defence procurement

Governments today are looking towards small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across different sectors for the best offers on front-line equipment. Here is how you can get in on the action.

Fear of removing the man-in-the-loop and embracing AI and automation may be hampering the efficiency of armed forces.

Image: Georg MaderEgypt is in talks with the US for the purchase of up to 12 IOMAX Archangel counterinsurgency aircraftIf the Foreign Military Sale (FMS) is approved, the aircraft are likely to be use...

Narco tanks may be disappearing, but there is a continued rise in the use of military-grade weaponry among criminal organisations in Latin America. The situation is forcing authorities to rethink thei...

This Defence IQ report provides an overview of the most recent activities taking place within Eastern Europe's armoured vehicles market, from a listing of 2016-17 inventories to strategic summaries de...

Military operations are increasingly carried out by coalitions rather than single national actors, making the already complex process of procurement and logistics even more complicated. The Middle Eas...

Defence news: In a new Government White Paper entitled ‘Better Defence Acquisition’, the MOD has announced how it expects to save £200 million a year under new contract rules desig...

Recent events in the Middle East have highlighted the ways in which air defence power may be used to suppress internal insurgency, with calls for a no-fly zone over Libya growing by the day. An arms e...