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Moscow ‘continuously reinforcing’ its presence in the region, says Swedish chief of operations Capt Marko PetkovicThe Swedish navy encounters Russian submarines in the Baltic Sea on an “almost weekly” basis, its chief of operations has said, and is pre…
Country seen as champion of equal rights faces reckoning after senior politician says she felt compelled to quitIncreasing hate, threats and harassment against female politicians are scaring women away from public life and forcing them to censor themse…
Setting out potential production options for a NATO GlobalEye order, Johansson shared that Saab is “investing to deliver more aircrafts per year from the Swedish hub,” or could receive support from French aviation maintenance and modification provider …
Ukraine to raise the overnight attack on Ternopil, in which more than 70 people were injured, at the security council tomorrowThe Dutch economy minister said he had moved to take effective control of Nexperia to ensure Europe was not locked out of chip…
Men aged 20 to 23 convicted at trial that showed pattern of far-right activists assembling in gymsFour men from the Swedish branch of the international far-right “active club” network have been sentenced to prison after they were found guilty of severa…
In late October Kyiv signed a similar letter of intent for the potential purchase of scores of Swedish-made Gripen fighters.
The Colombian government has concluded a landmark negotiation with SAAB to procure 17 Gripen-E multi-role fighters, valued at approximately USD 4.25 billion.This deal marks the most expensive defence acquisition in Colombia’s history and signals the long-awaited retirement of the Israeli-built IAI Kfir fleet that has served the Colombian Aerospace Force (FAC) for over four decades.The development
The deal covers 15 Gripen E one-seater aircraft, along with two Gripen F two-seaters and a host of equipment and weapons, the Swedish company announced. Delivery of the jets will take place between 2026 and 2032.
Ipsos survey reveals fake news, lack of accountability, extremism and corruption seen as biggest threatsSatisfaction with democracy is below 50% in eight out of nine western countries surveyed in a poll, and majorities in all but one fear for its futur…
What has been observed in Ukraine is a “masterclass in accelerated adaptation” and a clear sign that the “side that learns fastest wins,” Commander of the Swedish Air Force Jonas Wikman said.