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NATO has a new top military adviser
The appointment comes with the exit of Czech Gen. Petr Pavel as Chairman of the NATO Military Committee.
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BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
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Australia cleared to buy $185 million in Aegis equipment
Australia wants to buy the technical guts needed to hook up its radars with the Aegis weapon system.
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Trump’s letters to allies mean the NATO Summit could be in trouble before it begins
U.S. President Donald Trump has sent a warning shot to the NATO allies ahead of the big July summit. He’s looking for folks to pay up.
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‘We need to be impatient’: Estonia’s No. 2 defense official dives into NATO priorities
As a border state with Russia, Estonia is well aware it is ground zero for any potential conflict between Moscow and NATO.
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4 questions with the European Defence Agency chief
Europe has increased its focus on developing internal defense capabilities, largely through the EU and its European Defence Agency.
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Portugal’s defense minister targets NATO defense spending goals
José Alberto de Azeredo Lopes believes the focus on the 2 percent defense spending target, embraced by U.S. President Donald Trump, misses the big picture.
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Previewing the 2018 NATO summit
Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta previews the July NATO summit with the Atlantic Council’s Magnus Nordenman. (James Williams, Ben Murray and Jeff Martin/Staff)
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The US made the wrong bet on radiofrequency, and now it could pay the price
“It’s not that we disarmed, it’s that we took a path that they have now figured out,” Gen. Paul Selva said.
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NATO has a new top military adviser
The appointment comes with the exit of Czech Gen. Petr Pavel as Chairman of the NATO Military Committee.
-
BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
-
Australia cleared to buy $185 million in Aegis equipment
Australia wants to buy the technical guts needed to hook up its radars with the Aegis weapon system.
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Trump’s letters to allies mean the NATO Summit could be in trouble before it begins
U.S. President Donald Trump has sent a warning shot to the NATO allies ahead of the big July summit. He’s looking for folks to pay up.
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Spain cleared to buy five Aegis systems
Spain wants new weapons on its frigates.
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‘We need to be impatient’: Estonia’s No. 2 defense official dives into NATO priorities
As a border state with Russia, Estonia is well aware it is ground zero for any potential conflict between Moscow and NATO.
-
4 questions with the European Defence Agency chief
Europe has increased its focus on developing internal defense capabilities, largely through the EU and its European Defence Agency.
-
Portugal’s defense minister targets NATO defense spending goals
José Alberto de Azeredo Lopes believes the focus on the 2 percent defense spending target, embraced by U.S. President Donald Trump, misses the big picture.
-
Previewing the 2018 NATO summit
Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta previews the July NATO summit with the Atlantic Council’s Magnus Nordenman. (James Williams, Ben Murray and Jeff Martin/Staff)
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The US made the wrong bet on radiofrequency, and now it could pay the price
“It’s not that we disarmed, it’s that we took a path that they have now figured out,” Gen. Paul Selva said.
-
NATO has a new top military adviser
The appointment comes with the exit of Czech Gen. Petr Pavel as Chairman of the NATO Military Committee.
-
BAE reportedly comes out on top in Australia’s future frigate showdown
Australia’s decision to go with the Type 26 frigate design will have a long-term impact on other competitors.
-
Australia cleared to buy $185 million in Aegis equipment
Australia wants to buy the technical guts needed to hook up its radars with the Aegis weapon system.
-
Trump’s letters to allies mean the NATO Summit could be in trouble before it begins
U.S. President Donald Trump has sent a warning shot to the NATO allies ahead of the big July summit. He’s looking for folks to pay up.
-
Spain cleared to buy five Aegis systems
Spain wants new weapons on its frigates.
-
‘We need to be impatient’: Estonia’s No. 2 defense official dives into NATO priorities
As a border state with Russia, Estonia is well aware it is ground zero for any potential conflict between Moscow and NATO.
-
4 questions with the European Defence Agency chief
Europe has increased its focus on developing internal defense capabilities, largely through the EU and its European Defence Agency.
-
Portugal’s defense minister targets NATO defense spending goals
José Alberto de Azeredo Lopes believes the focus on the 2 percent defense spending target, embraced by U.S. President Donald Trump, misses the big picture.
-
Previewing the 2018 NATO summit
Defense News Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta previews the July NATO summit with the Atlantic Council’s Magnus Nordenman. (James Williams, Ben Murray and Jeff Martin/Staff)
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The US made the wrong bet on radiofrequency, and now it could pay the price
“It’s not that we disarmed, it’s that we took a path that they have now figured out,” Gen. Paul Selva said.
