The field of electronic warfare (EW) has witnessed significant advancements in 2024, as global tensions and the demand for sophisticated defense systems have accelerated the development of cutting-edge technologies. From AI-driven systems to large-scale NATO exercises, this year has marked a turning point in the integration of artificial intelligence, automation, and open architectures in EW solutions, News.Az reports.

The Lithuanian government formalized a memorandum of understanding with U.S. defense industry giant Northrop Grumman aimed at bolstering Vilnius’ defense industry.

The world’s largest aerospace and defense firms are on track to achieve record levels of cash flow over the next three years, driven by a surge in government orders for new weapons amid rising geopolitical tensions.