On June 28, 2025, Danish Minister of Defence Troels Lund Poulsen announced a landmark agreement to re-establish national ammunition production in Elling near Frederikshavn, in collaboration with Norwegian defence company Nammo AS. The initiative marks a strategic shift in Denmark’s defence policy, aimed at enhancing supply security, reducing foreign
In a significant step toward modernizing its infantry capabilities, the Danish Defence has officially selected the M/85A3 hand grenade to supplement its long-serving M/54 model. The new grenade, developed and supplied by Rheinmetall Waffe Munition ARGES GmbH, marks a strategic upgrade in both safety and tactical flexibility for
Antti Häkkänen, born on January 16, 1985, in Mäntyharju, Southern Savonia, is Finland’s 59th Minister of Defence. A member of the National Coalition Party, Häkkänen has played a pivotal role in shaping Finland’s defense policy during a time of profound geopolitical change, including the country’s historic accession
In a historic move to bolster its national security and intelligence capabilities, Finland has signed a landmark agreement with domestic space technology firm Iceye Oy to procure the country’s first-ever defense satellites. The deal, announced on June 27, 2025, marks a major step in Finland’s effort to establish
The Royal Norwegian Navy’s future frigate program is more than a fleet renewal—it’s a strategic pivot. Each candidate offers compelling advantages, but the final decision will hinge on a mix of capability, cost, delivery speed, industrial cooperation, and geopolitical alignment
In a historic move to bolster its national security and intelligence capabilities, Finland has signed a landmark agreement with domestic space technology firm Iceye Oy to procure the country’s first-ever defense satellites. The deal, announced on June 27, 2025, marks a major step in Finland’s effort to establish
The Royal Norwegian Navy’s future frigate program is more than a fleet renewal—it’s a strategic pivot. Each candidate offers compelling advantages, but the final decision will hinge on a mix of capability, cost, delivery speed, industrial cooperation, and geopolitical alignment
