During World War One, a factory was set up to manufacture pyrometers and magnetic mines used against submarines and surface vessels. Thirteen years after the end of the war, in 1931, the Rendezvous ...

Ukraine is shifting from aid dependency to defence self-reliance, opening arms export offices in Europe and boosting domestic missile and drone production to fund its war against Russia through joint ...

East Peoria has unveiled a plaque to commemorate Holt Manufacturing Company’s collaboration with the U.S. Army in World War I ...

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Since then various Western companies have sought to showcase their drones on what has become the world’s best testing ground.

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China dominates the world’s supply of rare minerals. It has banned their export for use by foreign militaries. Now, it’s worried Australia may return the favour.

As European countries rush to shore up their defences amid relentless fighting in Ukraine and a growing Russian "shadow" threat, companies here are capitalising on the age of drone warfare.