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- 1Seven days inside Donetsk's kill zone: Ukraine's fortress belt●7 Days Inside Donetsk's Kill Zone — Ukraine's Fortress Belt
A documentary-style report takes viewers inside Ukraine's fortified defensive belt in the Donetsk region, showing seven days of life and combat on the front line of the war with Russia. The footage highlights the conditions faced by Ukrainian soldiers holding the so-called fortress belt, and is drawing large audiences as fighting in the Donetsk sector remains intense.
- 2Counter-Drone Startup Fortem Raises $50 Million Series B▼Exclusive: Counter-Drone Startup Fortem Raises $50M Series B
Counter-drone startup Fortem Technologies has raised a $50 million Series B funding round, according to an exclusive report. The company develops systems that detect and neutralize unauthorized drones, a capability in growing demand as drone incursions disrupt airports, critical infrastructure, and conflict zones. The funding signals continued investor confidence in the air defense and counter-UAS sector, which has attracted significant attention from both defense agencies and commercial operators worldwide.
- 3New Report Names Florida Emerging Defense-Led Quantum Leader▼New Report Positions Florida as an Emerging Leader in Defense-Led Quantum Technology
A new report positions Florida as an emerging leader in defense-led quantum technology, highlighting the state's growing role in a sector driven largely by national security demand. The findings point to Florida's defense industry presence as a foundation for quantum research, investment and workforce development, placing the state alongside more established quantum hubs in the United States.
- 4Macron Accuses China of Undermining Europe's Industry with Subsidies●Macron Accuses China of Undermining Europe's Industry with Massive Subsidies
French President Emmanuel Macron has accused China of undermining European industry through massive state subsidies, saying unfair support for Chinese manufacturers is distorting competition and threatening jobs in Europe. The remarks add to growing EU concern over Chinese overcapacity in sectors such as electric vehicles and steel, fueling debate over possible trade defenses and tariffs.
- 5Latvian firms sign defense and genomics deals on US trade mission▼Latvian Companies and Researchers Sign Defense Technology and Genomics Agreements as LIAA US Trade Mission Concludes
Latvian companies and researchers have signed agreements on defense technology and genomics as a trade mission to the United States organized by the Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA) concludes. The deals signal growing transatlantic cooperation in security and biotech sectors, reflecting Latvia's push to deepen economic and research ties with American partners amid heightened regional security concerns.