Prime Minister Andrej Babis acknowledged the country will ‘probably’ not meet the alliance’s target this year, citing budget constraints and a focus on capability over spending benchmarks.
A new analysis from the Center for Strategic and International Studies finds that replenishing three critical weapons systems used in the Iran war could take until 2030 or later, raising concerns about U.S. readiness in a potential conflict with China.
In his first major public address since taking office, U.S. Ambassador to Spain Benjamin Leon warned Madrid to proceed cautiously as it deepens economic and diplomatic engagement with Beijing, highlighting concerns over Chinese influence in data, defense, and telecommunications.
Tokyo’s aggressive defense expansion—from missile deployments near Taiwan to nuclear hedging—has China sounding alarms over what it calls remilitarization, even as Japan positions itself as a linchpin of U.S.-led deterrence in the Indo-Pacific.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada will acquire early warning aircraft from Sweden's Saab, signaling a deliberate move to reduce reliance on the United States amid trade tensions and annexation threats.
Apollo Micro Systems Ltd posts unprecedented quarterly revenue and outlines ambitious growth plans for air defense systems and explosives, while tackling elevated inventory levels and global supply chain disruptions.
Shares of Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB) fell nearly 12% on Monday after a Blue Origin rocket explosion reignited worries about satellite launch delays and sector-wide risk, compounded by the stock’s recent overbought technical position.
Britain appears headed for a leadership change that swaps the stolid, unpopular Keir Starmer for the more charismatic and affable Andy Burnham. But the incoming prime minister may find it difficult to break from the policies set in motion by his predecessor, at least in the short term.
CAE Inc. unveiled a sweeping transformation plan targeting $125–$150 million in cost savings and tighter capital discipline, while addressing geopolitical risks and market headwinds. The company plans to divest non-core assets like FlightScape, reduce leverage, and expand margins in both civil and defense segments by fiscal 2030.
President Nicusor Dan tapped former mayor and development minister Adrian Vestea to lead a new government, aiming to restore stability amid soaring inflation and a political crisis.
Rejection rates are at multi-year highs and capacity remains scarce, but the dynamics driving this truckload cycle look different from past booms. Analysts suggest the current tightness could persist into 2027 or beyond.
