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NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
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Germany joins nascent European push to shoot down hypersonic missiles
Nudged by France, Germany has changed its status from an observer nation to a participant country in the so-called TWISTER effort.
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European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
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Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
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Rheinmetall unveils new ground robot for armed reconnaissance
Rheinmetall’s Mission Master series is something of a counterpoint to Estonia’s Milrem Robotics, which has been making inroads with European ground forces through its tracked THeMIS vehicle.
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Damen signs $1.8 billion deal with Thales to power new German warship’s weapons
The deal is one of the biggest orders in Thales history.
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German defense leaders have ‘feelers out’ on sudden US withdrawal from Afghanistan
Governments in Germany and other NATO states are alarmed by reports of a significant U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan during the final weeks of the Trump administration.
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MBDA gets nod to develop new missiles for French Tiger helicopters
European missile-maker MBDA has nabbed a deal with the French government to outfit the Army’s Tiger combat helicopters with a derivative of the company’s shoulder-fired anti-tank missile.
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Airbus hopes its $6.5 billion German Eurofighter sale will shine for Switzerland, Finland
The European defense giant inked a deal with the German Air Force this week after the country’s parliament, the Bundestag, approved the budget earlier this month.
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Some German officials hope Biden will reverse US troop drawdown
Leaders in Germany reacted positively to the prospect of a fresh start in trans-Atlantic relations under a Biden presidency.
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NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
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Germany joins nascent European push to shoot down hypersonic missiles
Nudged by France, Germany has changed its status from an observer nation to a participant country in the so-called TWISTER effort.
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European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
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Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
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Rheinmetall unveils new ground robot for armed reconnaissance
Rheinmetall’s Mission Master series is something of a counterpoint to Estonia’s Milrem Robotics, which has been making inroads with European ground forces through its tracked THeMIS vehicle.
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Damen signs $1.8 billion deal with Thales to power new German warship’s weapons
The deal is one of the biggest orders in Thales history.
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German defense leaders have ‘feelers out’ on sudden US withdrawal from Afghanistan
Governments in Germany and other NATO states are alarmed by reports of a significant U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan during the final weeks of the Trump administration.
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MBDA gets nod to develop new missiles for French Tiger helicopters
European missile-maker MBDA has nabbed a deal with the French government to outfit the Army’s Tiger combat helicopters with a derivative of the company’s shoulder-fired anti-tank missile.
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Airbus hopes its $6.5 billion German Eurofighter sale will shine for Switzerland, Finland
The European defense giant inked a deal with the German Air Force this week after the country’s parliament, the Bundestag, approved the budget earlier this month.
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Some German officials hope Biden will reverse US troop drawdown
Leaders in Germany reacted positively to the prospect of a fresh start in trans-Atlantic relations under a Biden presidency.
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NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
-
Germany joins nascent European push to shoot down hypersonic missiles
Nudged by France, Germany has changed its status from an observer nation to a participant country in the so-called TWISTER effort.
-
European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
-
Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
-
Rheinmetall unveils new ground robot for armed reconnaissance
Rheinmetall’s Mission Master series is something of a counterpoint to Estonia’s Milrem Robotics, which has been making inroads with European ground forces through its tracked THeMIS vehicle.
-
Damen signs $1.8 billion deal with Thales to power new German warship’s weapons
The deal is one of the biggest orders in Thales history.
-
German defense leaders have ‘feelers out’ on sudden US withdrawal from Afghanistan
Governments in Germany and other NATO states are alarmed by reports of a significant U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan during the final weeks of the Trump administration.
-
MBDA gets nod to develop new missiles for French Tiger helicopters
European missile-maker MBDA has nabbed a deal with the French government to outfit the Army’s Tiger combat helicopters with a derivative of the company’s shoulder-fired anti-tank missile.
-
Airbus hopes its $6.5 billion German Eurofighter sale will shine for Switzerland, Finland
The European defense giant inked a deal with the German Air Force this week after the country’s parliament, the Bundestag, approved the budget earlier this month.
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Some German officials hope Biden will reverse US troop drawdown
Leaders in Germany reacted positively to the prospect of a fresh start in trans-Atlantic relations under a Biden presidency.
