Rheinmetall blamed delayed Boxer orders for a second outlook cut, triggering a 17% selloff, a JPMorgan target cut and fresh doubts over defense valuations.
The defense contractor and the chipmaker say the BlueChip, due in 2027, will meet Buy American standards at launch — a manufacturing feat no major US PC maker has attempted at scale.
Bucharest says attacks on ships near its waters are no accident, as Kyiv presses for the war's end and analysts warn of a widening escalation spiral
Kyiv says a White House-ordered speed cap is grounding its drones; Washington has not publicly explained the restriction on SpaceX's military satellite network.
Beijing's first air force foothold in mainland Southeast Asia alarms neighbours, though Beijing says it is 'not directed at any third party'
Officials say an IRGC-ordered threat emptied RAF Fairford, raising questions about Western bases' vulnerability to drones and missiles.
Taipei's top envoy to Washington says the US "very much" understands Taiwan's defence needs, even as a $14 billion weapons package remains on hold.
Alliance fighters intercept an unidentified drone in Baltic airspace — a first for Lithuania — as tensions with Moscow and Minsk escalate.
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink's public acknowledgment of on-orbit 'space control weapons' marks a turning point in the militarization of space.
Ukrainian president's first 2026 foreign trip yields drone and defense agreements, as he warns missile supplies have fallen threefold since last year.