Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo
Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo was 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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Iran can still fire drones and missiles — experts weigh the implications on the war
“Each interception carries a financial and logistical cost," one analyst said.
The military robots are coming — at some point
Unmanned ground vehicle technology has been progressing, but familiar obstacles remain.
Greece picks Safran’s Patroller drones as French industry deepens ties
Greece is attempting a balancing act between recent efforts to support its local drone industry and a remaining dependency on foreign suppliers.
Setbacks and success: Two drone makers forge a footprint in Ukraine
Latvia-based Atlas and Turkey's Baykar are moving forward with plans to produce drones locally so Ukrainian troops can get them faster.
Romania deepens its drone bench with Elbit’s Watchkeeper X
Eying other NATO customers in Europe, Elbit pledges to handle production in Romania and involve local companies.
Leonardo displays Falco Xplorer drone armed with MBDA missile
The light medium-altitude long endurance, or MALE, drone could be fitted with as many as four missiles.
Israeli-German vendor team launches robotic vessel for spotting subs
Elta and Atlas are joining underwater drones with an anti-submarine warfare sensor suite, though it's unclear whether the Germany Navy will spring for it.
Reveal of French-made combat drone stirs up industry
The Aarok is a medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) combat drone, designed and made in France by Turgis & Gaillard.
Portuguese firm to provide drones to Ukraine through British-led fund
Defense News has confirmed which contractor is sending drones to Ukraine, after the U.K. released a video without identifying the systems shown.
Milrem hails conclusion of EU robotics program amid security review
A pan-European consortium was tasked to deliver foundational building blocks for future military unmanned ground vehicle programs.
