Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo
Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo is a Europe correspondent for Defense News. She covers a wide range of topics related to military procurement and international security, and specializes in reporting on the aviation sector. She is based in Milan, Italy.
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Denmark to field unmanned vessels for monitoring busy shipping routes
U.S.-based Saildrone will deploy four large unmanned surface vessels in Danish waters next month.
Slovenian firm quietly provides surveillance drones to Ukraine
Slovenian drone maker C-Astral recently provided Belin or Bramor C4EYE drones to Ukrainian troops, Defense News has learned.
Ukraine continues to snap up Chinese DJI drones for its defense
Relatively cheap, commercial drones have helped Kyiv's forces with situational awareness on the front lines.
NATO to adopt first-ever counter-drone doctrine for member nations
Development of the doctrine preceded Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which began in February 2022.
Hamas drones helped catch Israel off guard, experts say
Commercially available models have leveled the playing field for seemingly inferior opponents.
Slovakia shift, elections in Poland dampen support for Ukraine
With Poland heading towards a general election on Oct. 15, the issue of Warsaw’s relations with Kyiv has found itself at center stage.
NATO’s ‘Dynamic Messenger’ test uses 5G mesh to link underwater drones
The eleven-day event focused on testing maritime unmanned systems, or MUS, and demonstrating their interoperability with NATO assets.
Chinese defense firms show off counter-drone tech at Serbia arms show
ELINC CHina diplayed a multifunction radar jamming and electronic intelligence station that can be sold in different configurations.
How Iranian, Russian arms makers shared a Belgrade trade fair hall
Iranian officials were furious that their large but remote booth got so little attention, as Russia's Rosoboronexport stall had no gear to show at all.
Kazakh startup pushes into local market for explosive drones
Kazakhstan-based Taharqa Technologies is catering to the government's desire to establish a glorious unmanned aerial vehicles program.
