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German cyberwarriors assert right to ‘hack back’ when attacked
Berlin’s Defence Ministry strikes hawkish tones in explaining its defensive cyber plans.
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Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
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Bruised in Brussels: Was Trump’s summit drama worth it?
U.S. President Donald Trump declared a personal victory at the NATO summit this week, but his brash showing came at a price.
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Trump departs NATO summit: ‘We are very happy’
U.S. President Trump declared a harmonious end to a turbulent NATO summit in Brussels, but allies are left with a bitter taste.
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Turkey defiant on purchase of Russian S-400 anti-missile weapon
Turkey buying from Russia sends a signal of division among NATO members, the argument goes.
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NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
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German defense chief wants to move past US withdrawal uproar
Officials in Berlin don’t believe that Washington is seriously considering a reduction of the U.S. military footprint in Germany.
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US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
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Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
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The case of Germany could test Mattis’ standing with Trump
Germans have no idea what the U.S. president might say at the upcoming NATO summit, but some are bracing for the worst.
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German cyberwarriors assert right to ‘hack back’ when attacked
Berlin’s Defence Ministry strikes hawkish tones in explaining its defensive cyber plans.
-
Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
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Bruised in Brussels: Was Trump’s summit drama worth it?
U.S. President Donald Trump declared a personal victory at the NATO summit this week, but his brash showing came at a price.
-
Trump departs NATO summit: ‘We are very happy’
U.S. President Trump declared a harmonious end to a turbulent NATO summit in Brussels, but allies are left with a bitter taste.
-
Turkey defiant on purchase of Russian S-400 anti-missile weapon
Turkey buying from Russia sends a signal of division among NATO members, the argument goes.
-
NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
-
German defense chief wants to move past US withdrawal uproar
Officials in Berlin don’t believe that Washington is seriously considering a reduction of the U.S. military footprint in Germany.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
-
Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
-
The case of Germany could test Mattis’ standing with Trump
Germans have no idea what the U.S. president might say at the upcoming NATO summit, but some are bracing for the worst.
-
German cyberwarriors assert right to ‘hack back’ when attacked
Berlin’s Defence Ministry strikes hawkish tones in explaining its defensive cyber plans.
-
Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
-
Bruised in Brussels: Was Trump’s summit drama worth it?
U.S. President Donald Trump declared a personal victory at the NATO summit this week, but his brash showing came at a price.
-
Trump departs NATO summit: ‘We are very happy’
U.S. President Trump declared a harmonious end to a turbulent NATO summit in Brussels, but allies are left with a bitter taste.
-
Turkey defiant on purchase of Russian S-400 anti-missile weapon
Turkey buying from Russia sends a signal of division among NATO members, the argument goes.
-
NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
-
German defense chief wants to move past US withdrawal uproar
Officials in Berlin don’t believe that Washington is seriously considering a reduction of the U.S. military footprint in Germany.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
-
Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
-
The case of Germany could test Mattis’ standing with Trump
Germans have no idea what the U.S. president might say at the upcoming NATO summit, but some are bracing for the worst.
