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Hypersonic missiles: The age of AI is raising risk levels
Last week’s test of an indigenous hypersonic missile by India’s DRDO marks a leap in technology and updates the country’s nuclear deterrence. But dangers lurk in the global race to develop these speedy and sneaky weapons, with new risks posed by the increased role played by AI in how these operate
1 min read19 Nov 2024America’s giant armsmakers are being outgunned
Why there is little sign of a defence-industry bonanza in a post-peace world
6 min read8 Jul 2024Australia to Spend Billions of Dollars on Shipbuilding to Overhaul Its Navy
Australia will spend billions more dollars over the next decade to expand its surface fleet to its largest size since World War II.
3 min read20 Feb 2024Why Defense Contractors Are Saying No to Their Biggest Customer: The Pentagon
Global conflicts have driven record orders for Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin and RTX, but they are passing on some big deals.
5 min read30 Jan 2024Short on Shells, Ukraine Relies on Explosive Drones to Hold Russia Back
Kyiv’s soldiers are improvising with fast and relatively cheap devices that are making a difference on the front line—at least for now.
5 min read8 Jan 2024Hypersonic Missiles Are Game-Changers, and America Doesn’t Have Them
The U.S. military is pouring resources into the superfast weapons but has struggled to develop them. China and Russia are far ahead.
13 min read18 Sep 2023India, Saudi mull local currency trade
Both also agreed to expedite talks on a free trade agreement (FTA) between India and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), a six- nation grouping that includes Saudi Arabia.
2 min read11 Sep 2023India’s Inspiring Journey in Defence Manufacturing | Mint Explains | Mint
Join us as we delve into India’s ambitious journey towards self-reliance in defense manufacturing and its impact on the global military hardware landscape. India’s phased import ban on around 1,000 military items, spanning fighter jets, warships, and ammunition, marks its fourth push towards indigenization in defense. Discover how this initiative is reshaping India’s defense landscape, promoting domestic production, and reducing import dependence. Explore the strategies employed, including the Make in India initiative and collaboration with MSMEs and private industry, to stimulate the economy and increase defense investment. Uncover India’s parallel efforts to position itself as a military hardware exporter, with a tenfold increase in exports in recent years. From missiles and surveillance systems to combat aircraft and radar systems, India’s export offerings hold significant potential. Don’t miss this insightful analysis of India’s defense manufacturing revolution and its far-reaching implications for self-reliance and the global defense market.
14 Jul 2023India is ready for a major bulk-up of its defence armoury | Mint Primer | Mint
India Has The World’s Second-Largest Standing Army, And Is Its Largest Arms Importer. As Per A Recent Report By The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, India Is The World’s Top Importer Of Military Equipment, Accounting For 11% Of Global Weapon Imports. For A Country As Large As India With Vast Land Frontiers And Hostile Neighbours, It Is Critical To Acquire Self-Reliance Without Delay.
10 Jul 2023India’s defence industry fulfilling security needs of friendly nations: Rajnath Singh
Singh emphasized the government’s continuous efforts to enhance the country’s security and equip the armed forces with advanced technology to address challenges arising from the evolving global scenario
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