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Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
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An ocean apart: Few naval vendors manage to pierce US and European protectionism
When it comes to shipbuilding, the two trans-Atlantic allies mostly keep to themselves.
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France, Germany aim to unify their clashing weapons-export rules
Can Germany and France live in harmony when it comes to arms export policy?
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MBDA says its Mistral missile can also blow up small boats
The company is angling for new export opportunities in the field of naval defense and counterterrorism.
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Germany picks up two thorny defense and diplomacy assignments in 2019
Can Berlin hold the West together? The new year could turn out to be a major test.
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Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
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France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
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Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
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NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
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Greek defense minister makes crowd-funding plea to afford new warships
Cash-strapped Athens is pitching an unusual idea to modernize its navy, though one expert warns nobody should hold their breath about this one.
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Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
-
An ocean apart: Few naval vendors manage to pierce US and European protectionism
When it comes to shipbuilding, the two trans-Atlantic allies mostly keep to themselves.
-
France, Germany aim to unify their clashing weapons-export rules
Can Germany and France live in harmony when it comes to arms export policy?
-
MBDA says its Mistral missile can also blow up small boats
The company is angling for new export opportunities in the field of naval defense and counterterrorism.
-
Germany picks up two thorny defense and diplomacy assignments in 2019
Can Berlin hold the West together? The new year could turn out to be a major test.
-
Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
-
France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
-
NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
-
Greek defense minister makes crowd-funding plea to afford new warships
Cash-strapped Athens is pitching an unusual idea to modernize its navy, though one expert warns nobody should hold their breath about this one.
-
Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
-
An ocean apart: Few naval vendors manage to pierce US and European protectionism
When it comes to shipbuilding, the two trans-Atlantic allies mostly keep to themselves.
-
France, Germany aim to unify their clashing weapons-export rules
Can Germany and France live in harmony when it comes to arms export policy?
-
MBDA says its Mistral missile can also blow up small boats
The company is angling for new export opportunities in the field of naval defense and counterterrorism.
-
Germany picks up two thorny defense and diplomacy assignments in 2019
Can Berlin hold the West together? The new year could turn out to be a major test.
-
Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
-
France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
-
NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
-
Greek defense minister makes crowd-funding plea to afford new warships
Cash-strapped Athens is pitching an unusual idea to modernize its navy, though one expert warns nobody should hold their breath about this one.
