Leasing for defense and aerospace start-ups is up as global tensions and conflicts buoy investments in manufacturing.

The first exchange traded fund to focus only on European defence companies has come to market, coinciding with a frenzied reappraisal of Europe’s reliance on the US after it cut military aid to ...

It will take ten years for Britain’s armed forces and defence capability to become match fit, so much have they been hollowed out over the past 25 years. That is the central devastating ...

Thane: Within hours of Supreme Court Judge Justice Abhay Oka taking strong exception to illegal hoardings in Mira Bhayandar, on the outskirts of Mumbai, police booked a man in connection with the ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. President Donald Trump has made it clear that the US will no longer fund a large share of Western defence spending while its ...

The death toll stands at one, with 13 Australian Defence Force personnel injured in a truck collision near the northern NSW town of Lismore, which has been inundated for the second time in three ...

That was the powerful message delivered on Saturday by former Conservative defence secretary Sir Ben Wallace. “We are witnessing a new era where we cannot take for granted US security guarantees ...

Just over a week after his victory in Germany's federal elections, the country's likely next Chancellor Friedrich Merz is planning to hugely boost defence and infrastructure spending by loosening ...

(Gregor Fischer/AFP via Getty Images) CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The government of Singapore announced a 12.4% defense budget hike on March 3, with major new equipment on order. The island ...

WASHINGTON — The Defense Department’s first phase of firing civilian workers began this week, Pentagon officials confirmed Thursday. The department announced Feb. 21 that it would soon lay off ...

President Trump on Thursday suggested the United States may not defend NATO allies that have not contributed enough to defense spending, casting doubt on a core aspect of the alliance.

Mr Healey’s trip was agreed after Sir Keir Starmer announced a rise in the UK’s defence spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP.