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Agon emerges from stealth with $30M to build AI training models for defence
by Ingrid Lunden
July 29, 2026
A new London startup, founded by a team with roots in defence and AI, is emerging from stealth this morning, armed with one of the biggest defence tech seed rounds of the year in Europe. Agon is aiming to build AI infrastructure specifically to train defence models in Europe, and...
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Agon emerges from stealth with $30M to build AI training models for defence
by Ingrid Lunden
July 29, 2026
A new London startup, founded by a team with roots in defence and AI, is emerging from stealth this morning,...
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Selling to the UK MoD is full of friction for defence startups; but it doesn’t have to be like that
by Paul Sawers
July 29, 2026
European defence, security, and resilience startups raised a record $8.7 billion in 2025, according to data published in February by...
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Drones & UAS
Kelluu brings persistent airship surveillance to the Arctic, expands to Canada
by John Biggs
July 28, 2026
Kelluu, the Finnish company building what it says is the world’s largest autonomous airship fleet, is opening a new site...
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Ex-Helsing maritime chief Amelia Gould joins Kraken as CTO
by Carly Page
July 28, 2026
Kraken has appointed Amelia Gould as chief technology officer, bringing in the former Helsing maritime chief to lead the development...
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Kraken cracks open its US operations with new CEO Justin Litko
by Fiona Alston
July 28, 2026
Kraken has a new CEO overseeing its US operation. Justin Litko has joined the defence firm, which produces autonomous surface...
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Colonel Valentyna Savitska, a senior comms official, among the victims in the Kyiv missile strike last week
by Luke Smith
July 27, 2026
Valentyna Savitska, a colonel and senior strategic communications official, was among the 10 victims killed in a missile strike on...
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European Defence
Frankenburg, ACUA and Babcock pair up for a new line of naval defence
by Fiona Alston
July 27, 2026
Visions of a hybrid navy capable of defending against swarms of drones and other new threats are getting closer to...
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BAE spin-out Nuclear Turbines raises £15M for compact reactor push
by Carly Page
July 27, 2026
Manchester-based startup Nuclear Turbines has emerged from stealth with £15 million in funding to develop compact reactors it claims could...
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European Defence
Germany puts money where its mouth is
by Ingrid Lunden
July 24, 2026
Germany is putting its money where its mouth is — literally. Earlier this week, Katherina Reiche, the country’s minister for...
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Russian strike hits defence technology demo day near Kyiv
by Luke Smith
July 24, 2026
The war in Ukraine continues to escalate, and today saw a strike land directly into the very workings of the...
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How militaries survive when their drones reappear in Lima, Peru
by John Biggs
July 23, 2026
A military leader in the field is watching troops, vehicles, and drones move into contested areas. Their screen, jammed with...
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NATO, Microsoft, NATO Innovation Fund Leaders to Speak at Resilience Conference London
by Leslie Hitchcock
July 23, 2026
Resilience Conference London is pleased to welcome James Appathurai, NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Strategy and Policy, Cyber and...
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Ukraine
Analysis: Drapatyi appointment signals Fedorov’s reform agenda lives on
by Luke Smith
July 22, 2026
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday named Mykhailo Drapatyi as the new commander-in-chief of Ukraine's Armed Forces. The move marks more...
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Never Despair: Lessons in resilience from one of the last surviving members of the French Resistance
by Hugo Jammes
July 22, 2026
Editors' note: Hugo Jammes, a founding partner of EDT Ventures and former head of the UK's National Security Strategic Investment...
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Wes Streeting takes Defence brief and Healey moves to the Treasury
by Carly Page and 1 others
July 21, 2026
One of Whitehall's biggest jobs has landed with a former defence secretary, while a new face is now leading the...
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Drones & UAS
Anduril unveils Thunder, a new autonomous ‘attack rotorcraft’
by Ingrid Lunden
July 20, 2026
Anduril is adding another aircraft model to its range of autonomous and unmanned sea, land, air and space systems. Thunder...


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Analysis: What Fedorov’s firing means for Ukraine and defence tech overall
by Ingrid Lunden and 3 others
July 18, 2026
Ukraine has been a trailblazer and pace-setter in the evolution from traditional defence to ‘defence tech’. Drones, AI, autonomous ground...
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Drones & UAS
Singularity steps into the light with $80 million Series A to protect humans from cheap modern warfare
by Fiona Alston
July 17, 2026
US defence startup Singularity has emerged from stealth with an oversubscribed $80 million Series A round at a $400 million...
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Greenjets secures $40m Series A backed by NATO Innovation Fund
by Carly Page
July 17, 2026
Greenjets has raised a $40 million (£30 million) Series A as the British aerospace company scales production of propulsion and...
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Lakestar closes $300M defence fund and warns Europe off US tech reliance
by Paul Sawers
July 17, 2026
Lakestar, one of Europe's largest venture capital (VC) firms, has announced a new $300 million (€262 million) fund dedicated entirely...
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Agon emerges from stealth with $30M to build AI training models for defence
Selling to the UK MoD is full of friction for defence startups; but it doesn’t have to be like that
Kelluu brings persistent airship surveillance to the Arctic, expands to Canada
Ex-Helsing maritime chief Amelia Gould joins Kraken as CTO
Kraken cracks open its US operations with new CEO Justin Litko
Colonel Valentyna Savitska, a senior comms official, among the victims in the Kyiv missile strike last week
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Weekly Digest: Lakestar closes $300M Resilience I fund, the Ukrainian MoD reshuffle, Greenjets raises $40M, and the Singularity $80M Series A
July 23, 2026
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Kraken becomes a unicorn, Expeditions Fund II is oversubscribed, and Quantum Systems’ Sven Kruck joins us at Resilience Conference London
July 10, 2026
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Quantum Systems raises $1.2bn; Dominion Dynamics, SE3 Labs, Acodyne fundraise; the UK DIP is finally announced, prioritises drones
July 2, 2026
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