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[PDF] The Regulation of Drones: an exploratory study - GOV.UK
The Regulatory Horizons Council (RHC) has conducted an exploratory study to improve aviation regulations for drones in the UK, identifying key areas for reform to support the safe and rapid integration of drone technology. The study emphasizes the potential economic impact and the need for a forward-looking regulatory framework to ensure the UK's competitive edge in the global drone market.
[PDF] Embracing Drone Diversity: Five Challenges to Western Military Adaptation in Drone Warfare - King's College London
The article discusses the challenges Western militaries face in adapting to modern drone warfare, particularly in light of lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine conflict. It emphasizes the need for changes in procurement practices, force structure, and military doctrines to keep pace with evolving drone technologies.
Hellscape for Taiwan - CNAS
The CNAS report proposes a 'Hellscape' concept for Taiwan's defense, leveraging uncrewed systems to thwart a potential Chinese invasion. This strategy focuses on using drones to create dense, multidirectional fires to disrupt and attrite Chinese forces before they reach Taiwan's shores.
US, Israel launch major attack on Iran | Latest Market News - Argus Media
The US and Israel have initiated major combat operations against Iran, following Israeli pre-emptive strikes. This escalation marks a significant increase in tensions in the Middle East, with potential disruptions to oil and gas supplies.
CounterUAS CUAS Technology Market Outlook 2025-2032
The global Counter-UAS market is projected to grow significantly from USD 425 million in 2025 to USD 593 million by 2031, driven by increasing drone-related security threats and advancements in detection technologies. Key players like Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Thales are expanding their C-UAS portfolios to meet rising demand.
Asia Pacific Anti-Drone Market Size, Share, Analysis & Statistics to 2030
The Asia Pacific anti-drone market is projected to grow significantly, reaching USD 3.89 billion by 2030, driven by increased unauthorized drone activity and government investments in counter-UAS solutions. Key players include Israel Aerospace Industries, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, and China Electronic Technology Group Corporation.
DroneShield Wins $8.2M Contract to Supply Counter-Drone Systems
DroneShield has secured an $8.2 million contract to provide handheld counter-drone systems to a Western military customer, highlighting the demand for portable and adaptable counter-UAS solutions. This contract extends a long-standing relationship and reflects broader procurement trends for scalable defense technologies.
Counter-Drone Company Hired to Protect FIFA World Cup Venues
Fortem Technologies has secured a multimillion-dollar contract from the Department of Homeland Security to deploy counter-drone systems at 2026 FIFA World Cup venues in the U.S. The company will utilize its DroneHunter interceptors and TrueView R30 radar units to protect against drone threats.
Ukrainian Unmanned Aerial System Tactics | T2COM G2 Operational Environment Enterprise
The Ukrainian military has significantly advanced its UAS tactics since 2014, focusing on reconnaissance, targeting, and direct action roles. In response to Russian countermeasures, Ukraine has developed innovations such as swarming tactics and enhanced electronic warfare capabilities.
L3Harris expands SkyWarden turboprop capabilities with new ...
L3Harris is enhancing the capabilities of its SkyWarden turboprop to serve as a multi-role platform with a focus on counter-UAS operations. This initiative aligns with the growing demand for effective defenses against low-cost, one-way attack drones used in conflicts such as those in Ukraine and Israel.