Alice Tidey is a Managing Editor at Euronews, where she focuses on EU affairs with an emphasis on defence and crisis preparedness. Her reporting spans various topics including security policy, drone technology, and public policy, reflecting her expertise in security and law enforcement. Alice's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, Yahoo News Singapore, MSN, and EURACTIV.
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The deliveries will include British Lightweight Multirole Missiles (LMMs)
Zelenskyy warns that communications restrictions hamper Ukraine's ability to intercept Russian drones
The alliance has brought together two missions under the same umbrella
Kyiv claims it's the first time this has ever been done
The partnership allows participating allies to reduce procurement costs by pooling demand for goods and services
Lockheed Martin will invest €6.2 billion in the fighter jet programme
It marks one of Britain's largest airborne operations in a generation
Innovation is moving faster than updates to naval doctrine, representatives of the French company say
Government seeks to attract private investment as defence spending rises
