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India's military expenditure rose by 8.9% to USD 92.1 bln in 2025: Report says global spending surged 2.9%Global military spending surged to USD 2887 billion in 2025, marking the eleventh consecutive year of growth. India ranked fifth, increasin...- From machine tools to military tech: German industry dons fatiguesDefence and security-related firms for the first time have their own section at the world's top industrial fair in Hanover this week -- a s...
- "Unacceptable": Giorgia Meloni rebukes Trump over comments on Pope Leo; stands in solidarity with VaticanIn a candid exchange with reporters, Meloni expressed firm solidarity with Pope Leo, signalling a rare public rift between the Italian lead...
- Donald Trump's anger with Europe has a definite upsideThe Iran crisis is reshaping America's ties with European allies, leading to a significant shift in the transatlantic relationship. Europea...
- Airbus bets on helicopter tech for war drones, expands facilities to double production by 2027Aerospace giant Airbus is enhancing its drone capabilities. The company is developing drones to work alongside manned aircraft. This initia...
- A $1.7 trillion rally pushes Korea’s market cap above Germany’sSouth Korea has overtaken Germany in stock market capitalisation, fuelled by a powerful rally in technology stocks tied to the global AI an...
- Union Budget FY27: Defence budget set to soar, Jefferies says betting on HAL, BEL and Data PatternsJefferies expects India’s defence budget to rise sharply in FY27, extending the indigenisation push. With strong capex momentum, rising exp...
- What's in Germany's giant spending 'bazooka'?Germany's substantial spending plan aims to enhance its military and modernise infrastructure, with a 500-billion-euro fund over 12 years. ...
- World's top 100 defence groups boost arms sales by 4% in 2023, think tank SIPRI saysThe world's 100 largest defence equipment makers increased arms sales by 4.2% in 2023, reaching $632 billion due to wars and regional tensi...
- 3 reasons why we may be at the cusp of the beginning of the commodity supercycleIt is generally accepted that commodity price supercycles are likely triggered by unexpected increases in demand. The immediate effect of a...
- China should commit to resolve border row with India through dialogue consistent with international law: AustraliaReferring to Beijing's large-scale military build-up, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said it is critical that China's neig...
- Commodity traders harvest billions while prices rise for everyone elseFor the first time since the pre-crisis years before 2008, the commodities boom means central banks are fretting about inflation. The rally...
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