Anduril UK drones: a bold bet on Europe’s defense market Britain’s defense corridor is buzzing with a provocative idea: can a private contractor shoulder part of the cost for a next‑generation uncrewed aircraft in exchange for a fast-tracked, large-scale program? The question sits at the intersection of rising defense budgets, private capital in militaries, and...

On a windswept afternoon in 1954, a British field marshal warned that the future battlefield would be defined by machines that fly themselves. Recent Trends autonomous drone missions AI-enabled flight decisions multi-domain deterrence early warning networks Bernard Montgomery, then DSACEUR, addressed the Royal United Services Institute and argued that airpower would dominate, that large surface...

Arctic security is quietly shifting gears as Nordic neighbors deepen defense collaboration. Iceland is weighing a potential entry into a shared drone procurement program, a move that could reshape how the region develops unmanned aviation for defense and, potentially, civilian use. The government’s stance comes as Finland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway have already moved toward...