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NATO defense ministers to weigh coronavirus fallout
Amid the immediate crisis management, questions surrounding virus-related disinformation, supply-chain dependencies and military spending are expected to be on the agenda for April 15.
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Three of Russia’s European neighbors push for joint armored vehicle
New technical agreement could see the first steps toward a prototype development happen this year.
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Spanish parliament approves North Macedonia’s NATO membership bid
Lawmakers voted on the bill remotely for fear of spreading the COVID-19 illness in the Madrid parliament.
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‘You need two to tango’: Naval Group CEO Hervé Guillou on business in Europe and Down Under
A deal with Germany in the naval-industrial sector remains elusive, the outgoing executive of Naval Group tells Defense News.
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Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
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Poll: Germans, Americans far apart on use of military, defense spending
The results are unlikely to surprise anyone following trans-Atlantic relations. But they put into perspective why deep-seated differences persist in crafting a more coherent political show of force between the two nations.
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US-Israeli anti-missile drill aborted over coronavirus fears
U.S. European Command’s Defender Europe 2020 exercise is still scheduled to go ahead as planned.
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Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
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Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
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Germany’s to-do list: A spring of (in)decisions is brewing in Berlin
Officials are slated to announce key program decisions this spring that could redefine the trans-Atlantic relationship on a political and industrial level.
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NATO defense ministers to weigh coronavirus fallout
Amid the immediate crisis management, questions surrounding virus-related disinformation, supply-chain dependencies and military spending are expected to be on the agenda for April 15.
-
Three of Russia’s European neighbors push for joint armored vehicle
New technical agreement could see the first steps toward a prototype development happen this year.
-
Spanish parliament approves North Macedonia’s NATO membership bid
Lawmakers voted on the bill remotely for fear of spreading the COVID-19 illness in the Madrid parliament.
-
‘You need two to tango’: Naval Group CEO Hervé Guillou on business in Europe and Down Under
A deal with Germany in the naval-industrial sector remains elusive, the outgoing executive of Naval Group tells Defense News.
-
Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
-
Poll: Germans, Americans far apart on use of military, defense spending
The results are unlikely to surprise anyone following trans-Atlantic relations. But they put into perspective why deep-seated differences persist in crafting a more coherent political show of force between the two nations.
-
US-Israeli anti-missile drill aborted over coronavirus fears
U.S. European Command’s Defender Europe 2020 exercise is still scheduled to go ahead as planned.
-
Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
-
Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
-
Germany’s to-do list: A spring of (in)decisions is brewing in Berlin
Officials are slated to announce key program decisions this spring that could redefine the trans-Atlantic relationship on a political and industrial level.
-
NATO defense ministers to weigh coronavirus fallout
Amid the immediate crisis management, questions surrounding virus-related disinformation, supply-chain dependencies and military spending are expected to be on the agenda for April 15.
-
Three of Russia’s European neighbors push for joint armored vehicle
New technical agreement could see the first steps toward a prototype development happen this year.
-
Spanish parliament approves North Macedonia’s NATO membership bid
Lawmakers voted on the bill remotely for fear of spreading the COVID-19 illness in the Madrid parliament.
-
‘You need two to tango’: Naval Group CEO Hervé Guillou on business in Europe and Down Under
A deal with Germany in the naval-industrial sector remains elusive, the outgoing executive of Naval Group tells Defense News.
-
Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
-
Poll: Germans, Americans far apart on use of military, defense spending
The results are unlikely to surprise anyone following trans-Atlantic relations. But they put into perspective why deep-seated differences persist in crafting a more coherent political show of force between the two nations.
-
US-Israeli anti-missile drill aborted over coronavirus fears
U.S. European Command’s Defender Europe 2020 exercise is still scheduled to go ahead as planned.
-
Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
-
Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
-
Germany’s to-do list: A spring of (in)decisions is brewing in Berlin
Officials are slated to announce key program decisions this spring that could redefine the trans-Atlantic relationship on a political and industrial level.
