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EU Approves €6.1bn Ukraine Defence Package in Major 2026 Push
The European Union has approved a €6.1 billion (£5.23 billion) defence procurement package for Ukraine, marking a major step in 2026 to strengthen military readiness and security cooperation. The decision reflects Europe’s continued effort to support Ukraine’s defence requirements while expanding the continent’s industrial capacity. Key Takeaways The EU has committed €6.1 billion towards a…
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GALLOS Raises £35 million as Security Start-up Funding Gathers Pace
GALLOS Technologies has secured $50 million (£35 million), giving the London-based investor new capacity as capital flows into security and defence technology. Jointly led by Ventura Capital and Aberdeen Investments, the round reflects confidence in businesses tackling security challenges. For GALLOS, the funding expands its capacity to build and back companies positioned at the intersection…
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Jaunt Enlists Calogy to Design Battery System for Next-Generation VTOL Drones
Battery heat, rather than headline-grabbing autonomy, may determine how far Jaunt Air Mobility’s next VTOL drones can progress. The AIRO subsidiary has chosen Quebec specialist Calogy Solutions to develop energy storage for the JC-250 cargo aircraft and JX-250 surveillance variant. Their work will test whether lighter thermal control can support demanding flights without burdening the…
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European Defence Deals Accelerate DroneShield’s Counter-Drone Growth
DroneShield’s latest European orders show how counter-drone systems are becoming a more visible priority in modern military procurement. The Australian defence technology company has secured A$23.2 million, approximately £12.1 million, in contracts for vehicle-mounted counter-drone systems, strengthening its position in a market shaped by evolving unmanned threats. Together, the developments link European military demand with…
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Airbus Invests in €500 Million Fund to Boost Europe’s Defence Companies
Europe is looking for quicker ways to strengthen its defence industry as demand grows for locally developed technology. A new investment fund aims to help promising companies grow with stronger financial support. Airbus Defence and Space has joined the effort as the fund’s main investor. The move also reflects European defence tech aim of keeping…
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Europe’s Defence Tech Race Gains Speed as Sovereignty Takes Centre Stage
Europe’s defence debate is moving beyond the familiar question of how much to spend. The sharper question is who controls the code, data, sensors, and autonomous platforms that will define the next conflict. In that race, sovereignty takes centre stage because modern military power now depends on control over the digital systems behind the weapons.…
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Europe’s Defence Tech Race Accelerates With AI-Powered Drones
Europe’s defence conversation is no longer just about tanks, jets, or troop numbers. It is about speed: how quickly forces can see threats, process data, and respond before an adversary moves again. Drones and AI are pushing that question from strategy papers into live procurement decisions. For Britain and its European partners, the stakes feel…
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NATO’s AI Race Reveals the Capability Gaps Allies Cannot Ignore
NATO’s artificial intelligence race is no longer a distant policy debate. It is now part of Europe’s security reality, shaped by Ukraine’s drone war, Russia’s pressure campaign, and the rising speed of military automation. For the alliance, the issue is not whether AI sounds impressive. It is whether NATO military AI can strengthen deterrence before…
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Europe’s Defence Tech Leap Puts AI and Autonomous Systems in the Spotlight
European defence is shifting from policy promises to practical technology. The change is being driven by lessons from Ukraine and a wider threat picture: cheap drones can alter the cost, speed and pressure of modern conflict. For Britain, this is not some distant Brussels policy. It is about how Europe protects critical infrastructure, NATO facilities,…
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NATO innovation fund Reshapes Defence Tech Strategy
As security challenges intensify across Europe, NATO is increasing investment in advanced technologies to secure future military advantage. Artificial intelligence, quantum computing and autonomous systems are reshaping how allies detect threats and respond to crises. NATO planners argue that future military success will depend on processing vast amounts of data quickly and converting intelligence into…
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