The Japanese Defense Ministry is moving ahead with a new standoff missile as well as pursuing its hypersonic program and a new submarine-launched cruise missile

The Nordic nation will become the first foreign customer for the David’s Sling ground-based air defense (GBAD) system.

An increasing number of signs indicate that work on a new Russian high-performance air-launched missile is nearing completion.

The U.S. Air Force wants to issue a contract in 2026 for a next-generation re-entry vehicle for its Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile.

The $2.6 billion package includes $2.1 billion in new equipment and another $500 million in existing equipment.

The U.S. Navy's so-called "hypersonic" missile will actually fly at maximum speeds below Mach 5.

The acquisition plans, detailed April 3, are a component of the country’s €14.8 billion ($16.1 billion) increase in defense spending between 2022 and 2025.

Spending over a 4-year period between fiscal '24-'27 on development and procurement across all five hypersonic weapon programs will total nearly $11.9 billion.