New destroyer becomes by far the largest surface combatant in North Korean fleet. However, while a second hull appears to be under construction, most technical
The Danish government and the parties of the defence agreement have this week agreed on a plan for to strengthen the Danish Navy, both in
Coastal anti-ship missile batteries were found in several countries during and in the immediate aftermath of the Cold War, but with the general reduction of
Following the trend of U.S. Navy ‘containerized’ solutions for various platforms, BAE Systems is pitching its Bofors 40 Mk 4 as another containerized system for
The Russian government recently accused the Norwegian government of militarizing the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic Region. According to Russian media, the Russians are concerned
Japan awards Mitsubishi Heavy Industries $219 million contract for homegrown version of Tomahawk missile. MHI received yet another major contract to develop new standoff missiles,
North Korea recently showed the first images of its nuclear powered submarine. The boat, which had been rumoured for some time, is now looking more
The Australian debate on considering alternatives to AUKUS regains traction. Naval News looks at perceived options for a “Plan B” and offers an assessment on
France, Italy and the United Kingdom confirm the order for 218 additional Aster missiles and the acceleration of the delivery of missiles already ordered, as
Estonia sits at the centre of recent Baltic Sea security threats for NATO countries, with two of several critical underwater infrastructure (CUI) incidents involving damage
