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The available reporting identifies several firms already holding UK government contracts to support the Digital ID Scheme’s IT systems——together worth about , while journalists and experts debate wide...
Europe’s defence firms have moved from the political margins to market leaders: member-state spending climbed sharply after Russia’s 2022 invasion and industry order books and valuations have surged i...
— led by giants such as , , , and — have repeatedly profited from wars and spikes in military spending, and and industry rankings show their revenues and market dominance rising when conflicts intensi...
A UK programme to build submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) from scratch would sit on top of an already costly Dreadnought-class SSBN build: the four-boat Dreadnought programme is routinely ...
Available reporting shows multiple governments awarded contracts for digital ID / e‑ID solutions in the last five years, including the United States (DHS contracts to startups), Estonia and Costa Rica...
The is multirole Eurofighter variant that combines air superiority with ground-attack and reconnaissance capabilities after Block 5 upgrades, and it remains a front-line used in policing, expeditionar...
A review of 2025–2026 procurement documents and reporting shows a concrete pipeline of platforms and upgrades across services: the Army plans mass drone buys and tracked vehicle buys (AMPV), plus proc...
The short answer is: no—modern F‑35 production is multinational and routinely contains significant British-made components, so the United States does not normally sell F‑35s “with no British parts” to...