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The EU's new Arctic Strategy places maritime security, critical infrastructure resilience and strategic autonomy at the centre of its northern policy. For European maritime, defence and dual-use technology companies, the key question is how these priorities will translate into regulatory obligations, procurement opportunities and cross-border cooperation. CORVUS AI examines the legal and strategic implications.

Ukraine's DOT-Chain Defence is reshaping defence procurement by allowing military units to select equipment directly. For European suppliers of drone components, GNSS/EW technologies and software, access to this market depends on more than demand. CORVUS AI examines procurement eligibility, export controls, IP protection and contractual risks in Ukrainian defence supply chains.

The EU is reviewing its International Procurement Instrument (IPI) after its first investigation exposed significant barriers in China's medical device procurement market. CORVUS AI examines the legal limits of the current framework, why companies hesitate to file complaints, and what the 2026 review could mean for suppliers, consortia and contracting authorities.

ISO/IEC 27090:2026 introduces international guidance for addressing AI-specific cybersecurity threats. It does not establish a new certification scheme or automatically confer conformity with the EU AI Act. CORVUS AI examines its legal significance, implications for NIS2, supplier due diligence, defence and dual-use technologies, and the practical steps organisations should take.