Armed Venezuelan F-16s Challenge US Navy Presence Two Venezuelan F-16 fighter jets flew armed over the USS...
South America
South America’s defence sector remains modest but is steadily modernising. Military spending remained stable at about $53.6 billion in 2024 (~2% of the world total), led by Brazil. Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Mexico are investing in fighter jets, naval vessels, and armoured vehicles. Regional industry—especially in Brazil—is boosting indigenous production and exports.
Brazil has declined India’s offer to purchase an Akash surface-to-air missile (SAM) system and a Garuda self-propelled...
Colombia has made a significant advancement in modernizing its air force by showcasing the Saab Gripen E...
The United States has officially moved to block the sale of the General Electric F414-GE-39E engine, a...
Embraer is set to present the KC-390 Millennium, a versatile military transport aircraft, to the Indian market...
Chile is collaborating with Turkey’s defense firm, Aselsan, to significantly upgrade its Leopard 2A4 main battle tanks....
Argentina’s air force is undergoing a significant transformation with the arrival of its first F-16 Block 10...
In May 2024, Argentina sought Scorpène submarines from France amid financial woes, initiating a military modernization phase...
Recent reports reveal a significant development in military aviation: China’s JY-27 radar has detected US F-22s operating...
The U.S. Department of Justice eyes the 36 Brazilian Gripen jet deal, a significant military acquisition that...
