The U.S. Navy is taking steps to enhance the Advanced Precision Kill Weapons System’s (APKWS) air-to-air capability through a new software upgrade, according to new
DSEI UK will welcome a total of four international and Royal Navy ships this year, demonstrating the UK’s naval capabilities and how they are amplified
The NATO Seasparrow Project Office is seeking next-generation variant in the long-running series of interceptors amid modern air and missile threats from Russia and China,
The biennial Defence Security Equipment International UK (DSEI UK) exposition returns to London – at an expanded Excel venue, between 9 and 12 September –
Taiwan is now rapidly developing a naval drone capability. Several types have been seen being trialled with a range of armaments. These vessels, known as
The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) is shifting towards a ‘software first’ approach in capability development, to build a force structure that can respond to
At the IDEF 2025 exhibition in Istanbul, held from July 22 to 27, Turkish engineering firm DATUM unveiled a new mini submarine concept called “Gurnard,”
The Romanian Navy has officially commissioned former Royal Navy Sandown-class HMS Pembroke during a ceremony in Rosyth, Scotland, and will now be known as Capitan
In July 2025, the Spanish Navy frigate Méndez Núñez made port calls at the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) bases in Yokosuka and Kure. While
Significant developments in China’s naval aviation are continuing into 2025. Naval News takes a closer look at the latest milestones and examines the emerging trends
