India’s navy is exploring new ways to power future warships so they can carry laser and microwave weapons capable of taking down swarms of cheap drones, according to Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar.

The Indian Navy will commission INS Tamal, a Tushil-class guided-missile stealth frigate built in Kaliningrad, Russia, on 1 July 2025. The ship is the fourth and final follow-on Project 11356 vessel ...

Britain once commanded the world's most powerful navy, but today some of its most important warships and submarines face ...

Budget documents reveal that close to $27 billion has been allocated to building the first three Hunter-class frigate warships. The ships are designed to replace the aging Anzac-class ships, but have ...