[New] By 2026, electric eVTOL companies are expected to play a decisive role in urban air mobility, logistics, inspection missions, defence applications, and regional transportation.
Moneypro Group
[New] Strategic autonomy, based on military, diplomatic and industrial capabilities, will be more vital than ever in 2026 if Europe wants to regain its place at the negotiating table.
World Geostrategic Insights
[New] The US Army will have aggressive and much more flexible new purchasing authority, and will take the idea of providing technology to the military out of just multi-year, big company programs of record; and allow smaller innovative companies to play.
DRONELIFE
[New] Global defence spending is projected to top $3.6 trillion by 2030, marking around 33% rise from the levels seen in 2024.
Yahoo Finance
[New] The army of Atlas humanoid robots is expected to begin working on parts sequencing tasks in 2028, gradually expanding into more complex duties after safety and quality benefits are validated.
Interesting Engineering
[New] Brussels' push to integrate defence procurement and production across the EU is running up against national interests, divergent threat perceptions and deep political resistance.
The Parliament Magazine
[New] Even without war, increased military exercises, air and naval harassment, and cyber operations raise the risk of miscalculation by China, the US, or Taiwan.
Inner East Review
[New] By End-User, the aerospace & defence segment is expected to grow at the biggest CAGR between 2026 and 2035.
Precedence Research
[New] Perhaps a growing concern about Canada's Arctic sovereignty will provide an impetus for dramatically increased federal government spending on aviation-related assets for both civilian and military use.
Skies Mag
[New] Turkey's parliament has approved a 24-month extension of its military deployment in Libya through early 2028, marking a shift from emergency intervention to formalized long-term strategic positioning.
The North Africa Journal
[New] The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) is going big in the uncrewed underwater vehicle game.
Covert Shores
[New] Paradoxically, sustaining Europe's social model will require greater investment in defence, beginning with meeting NATO's new spending target of 3.5% of GDP.
interest.co.nz
[New] NATO and senior European leaders are warning the public to be prepared for a possible large-scale war and are proposing the establishment of a US-backed, European-led multinational military force to enforce a possible peace agreement in Ukraine.
Chief Geopolitics Officer
[New] There is a high probability of more Israel-Iran military conflict given the existential threat Tehran's nuclear program represents to Israel.
Wellington
[New] As the humanitarian crisis intensifies, global military spending continues to soar, projected to more than double - from $2.7 trillion in 2024 to an astonishing $6.6 trillion by 2035 - if current trends persist.
United Nations
[New] Chinese cyber-espionage activities like the Volt Typhoon operation have infiltrated critical U.S. infrastructure, showcasing vulnerabilities that could disrupt military operations and jeopardize national interests.
SSBCrack News
[New] Defence spending is expected to jump to 2% of gross domestic product in 2026 and 5% by 2035.
The Globe and Mail
[New] Senior intelligence and military officers in Europe are warning that Russia is building an economy and society able to attack NATO in the coming years, and that European countries are unprepared to defend themselves.
Centre for European Reform
[New] Prediction: In 2026, AI-fueled acceleration will become adversaries' primary weapon, rendering reactive security measures ineffective.
Tenable
[New] The year could see heightened focus on military modernization, especially as the PLA aims to demonstrate its readiness for future conflicts, notably around Taiwan.
Long Mekong
[New] TSMC Achieves 2 nm Process and Stands by N-2 Rule TSMC, the world's largest foundry, achieved its cutting-edge 2 nm process technology milestone on schedule, despite geopolitical and natural disaster risks such as military exercises by China and the M7.0 earthquake in Taiwan.
Amiko Consulting
Last updated: 08 January 2026
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