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Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
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Belgium to add F-35s, spend billions on anti-air in defense catch-up
The current defense budget can’t patch all the gaps left by years of under-investment, and Belgium will focus on priority areas.
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France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
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France asks FCAS partners to ‘rethink’ work share on fighter project
“The principle and details of this redesigned cooperation are currently being discussed with the partners,” French armaments agency DGA told Defense News.
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Dutch, Norwegian F-35s to guard Ukraine supply lines in Poland
The jets will operate under direct NATO command following a transfer of authority for the duration of the deployment.
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French military plants seed money to ‘master’ near-space operations
French defense leaders expect the near-space domain to become increasingly contested, similar to low Earth orbit and the ocean floor.
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Interview: Safran defense boss on the changing battlefield and AI
“What we know out of Ukraine is the importance of decentralizing the decisions,” said Franck Saudo, CEO of Safran Electronics & Defense.
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NATO allies agree to boost defense spending to 5% at The Hague summit
In a press conference before heading back to Washington, Trump struck a conciliatory tone as he sought to harvest praise for the spending boost.
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Airbus is bullish on ‘dronized’ warship helos that can defy rough seas
The first of the company’s VSR700 units will equip four of France’s eight multi-mission frigates.
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Raytheon says rocket-motor squeeze still constrains missile output
“It’s not just about the constraint for demand today, it’s very much more about the increased demand we see in the future,” one company executive said.
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Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
-
Belgium to add F-35s, spend billions on anti-air in defense catch-up
The current defense budget can’t patch all the gaps left by years of under-investment, and Belgium will focus on priority areas.
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France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
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France asks FCAS partners to ‘rethink’ work share on fighter project
“The principle and details of this redesigned cooperation are currently being discussed with the partners,” French armaments agency DGA told Defense News.
-
Dutch, Norwegian F-35s to guard Ukraine supply lines in Poland
The jets will operate under direct NATO command following a transfer of authority for the duration of the deployment.
-
French military plants seed money to ‘master’ near-space operations
French defense leaders expect the near-space domain to become increasingly contested, similar to low Earth orbit and the ocean floor.
-
Interview: Safran defense boss on the changing battlefield and AI
“What we know out of Ukraine is the importance of decentralizing the decisions,” said Franck Saudo, CEO of Safran Electronics & Defense.
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NATO allies agree to boost defense spending to 5% at The Hague summit
In a press conference before heading back to Washington, Trump struck a conciliatory tone as he sought to harvest praise for the spending boost.
-
Airbus is bullish on ‘dronized’ warship helos that can defy rough seas
The first of the company’s VSR700 units will equip four of France’s eight multi-mission frigates.
-
Raytheon says rocket-motor squeeze still constrains missile output
“It’s not just about the constraint for demand today, it’s very much more about the increased demand we see in the future,” one company executive said.
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Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
-
Belgium to add F-35s, spend billions on anti-air in defense catch-up
The current defense budget can’t patch all the gaps left by years of under-investment, and Belgium will focus on priority areas.
-
France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
-
France asks FCAS partners to ‘rethink’ work share on fighter project
“The principle and details of this redesigned cooperation are currently being discussed with the partners,” French armaments agency DGA told Defense News.
-
Dutch, Norwegian F-35s to guard Ukraine supply lines in Poland
The jets will operate under direct NATO command following a transfer of authority for the duration of the deployment.
-
French military plants seed money to ‘master’ near-space operations
French defense leaders expect the near-space domain to become increasingly contested, similar to low Earth orbit and the ocean floor.
-
Interview: Safran defense boss on the changing battlefield and AI
“What we know out of Ukraine is the importance of decentralizing the decisions,” said Franck Saudo, CEO of Safran Electronics & Defense.
-
NATO allies agree to boost defense spending to 5% at The Hague summit
In a press conference before heading back to Washington, Trump struck a conciliatory tone as he sought to harvest praise for the spending boost.
-
Airbus is bullish on ‘dronized’ warship helos that can defy rough seas
The first of the company’s VSR700 units will equip four of France’s eight multi-mission frigates.
-
Raytheon says rocket-motor squeeze still constrains missile output
“It’s not just about the constraint for demand today, it’s very much more about the increased demand we see in the future,” one company executive said.
