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Nations have been slow to sign contracts companies need to boost supply to Kyiv
Soaring dollar has sharpened defence ministry’s appetite for higher indigenous weapons capacity
Macron and Scholz declarations are no guarantee of trouble-free collaboration on defence programme
Pentagon prioritising air defence and energy equipment as Moscow targets power and water supply
Successful ground trial is a ‘milestone’ in the years-long process to decarbonise flying
A partnership set to be agreed this year marks a shift in the Asian country’s role in the global defence industry after years in the shadows
Barely any of extra €100bn announced by Olaf Scholz in February has been spent due to bureaucratic hurdles
Contractor needs to restore investors’ faith to spare it from more embarrassing retreats
UK defence contractor generates bulk of revenues from support activities including equipment maintenance
Europe’s biggest weapons programme had been mired by delays and Franco-German recriminations
With the east-west divide widening by the day, expect arms companies to thrive
Pooling resources will be necessary when up against US behemoth Lockheed Martin
The country is boosting military spending, strengthening alliances and demanding a seat at the ‘big table’ of global affairs
Green light expected soon in next phase of Europe’s largest weapons programme
Defence secretary praises ‘welcome boost’ to shipbuilding as Navantia, Harland & Wolff and BMT win contract
Elon Musk’s fundraising skills are impressive but his ambitious goals may take longer than his timeline suggests
Europe’s largest defence contractor in talks to ramp up production of key artillery used in Ukraine
PM refuses to be drawn on matching Truss’s promise of big boost to military spending
Consolidation makes sense in the current geopolitical environment
Use by both sides of unmanned spy and attack vehicles is a new form of conflict
Domestic air travel rebounds as worries over safety rise
Chief says FTSE 100 group can weather rising prices and aviation industry’s sluggish recovery
Aerospace companies struggle to meet demand from carriers clamouring for new planes
Lawmakers argue that withdrawal of fighter jets will send wrong signal to China about US deterrence in the Indo-Pacific
Airline aims to exploit abundant and cheap carbon-free electricity in home market
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