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The European Commission’s new public procurement proposal could reshape how rail contracts are awarded across the EU, with consequences for rolling stock, infrastructure works and transport services. Unveiled on 9 September, the draft regulation places greater weight on quality, sustainability, safety and what Brussels describes as “European preference”, while the…
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Iran moved on Monday, 7 September, to raise the stakes in the Gulf, saying it would soon announce an “exclusion zone” outside the Strait of Hormuz for ships it believes are trying to pass without its permission. Washington dismissed the plan, insisting the channel remains open and under US control,…
Microsoft has done more than take a minority stake in Stuut. Since 2 September 2026, the New York accounts-receivable automation start-up has been folded more tightly into Microsoft’s commercial machinery through three linked moves: an investment from M12, a listing on Microsoft Marketplace and entry…
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View AllAfter more than a decade with Accenture at the centre of My Health Record operations, Australia’s digital health agency is redrawing the chain of command rather than walking away from the supplier. The Australian Digital Health Agency has handed Accenture a fresh application support and maintenance deal worth about A$161.6…
From 1 September, NATO’s procurement arm has had a new mechanism in force for getting emerging military technology into multinational use more quickly, after the NATO Support and Procurement Agency set up the Innovation and Readiness Support Partnership with 14 allied countries. The agency announced…
