Defence IQ Glossary: NATO

In the latest issue of the Defence Industry Bulletin, we interview Bell Helicopters managing director of the Middle East & Africa, explore the Austro-Asian artillery alternative and much more...

From great power competition to quantum computing, here are key trends that will shape US defence strategy

NATO military strategists increasingly acknowledge that the future of war is in cities. How are armoured vehicle requirements evolving to reflect this?

The collapse of the INF Treaty will increase instability and Russia's long-range missile capabilities

Market interest for the Russian S-400 has skyrocketed. With Turkey set to purchase the system, is NATO right to be fearful? Here is everything you need to know about the system.

The decision to buy F-35s shouldn't come as a shock, but an increasing spread of F-35 in Europe has put Airbus and Dassault on edge.

A hypersonic arms race is underway; here Defence iQ offers some insights into how the technology is developing and the strategic threat this capability poses to geopolitical stability.

Amid excited talk of stealthy fighter aircraft starting to proliferate around the world—that US President Trump described as “invisible”—what any military commander, regardless...

Lieutenant General Steven Shepro, Deputy Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, tells Defence IQ how NATO's airborne early warning and ISR capabilities are supporting the alliance's strategic milita...

Image: Vitaly V. Kuzmin   Turkey’s deal to purchase two batteries of the Russian S-400 air defence missile system – estimated to be worth $2.5bn – has followed months of rum...

Senior British Army officer admits superior peer capability 'keeps him awake at night'

Defence IQ spoke with Brigadier General Roberto DiMarco, Deputy Commander of NATO's Deployable Air Command & Control Centre, following his briefing on the importance of verified intelligence for real-...