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Indonesia looks to French industry to supply new fighter jets, attack submarines
The Indonesian and French defense ministries agreed on two major equipment contracts that will bring Dassault fighter jets and Naval Group attack submarines into Jakarta’s air force and navy.
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With Spain on board, final contracts imminent for Eurodrone program
The Spanish government officially signed off on the Eurodrone program this week, giving the fourth and final government approval needed for Europe’s preeminent unmanned aerial system to progress.
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New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
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EU readies key guides for its defense, space postures during French presidency
Defense ministers met this week in Brest, on the tip of western France, to make headway on an upcoming proposal dubbed the “Strategic Compass.”
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Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
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NATO looking at holistic path to boost cyber defense arsenal
NATO is moving into 2022 determined to increase its cyber defense posture, investing in new capabilities, refreshing its policies, and learning from recent exercises to do so.
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Airbus looks to keep portfolio flying in Europe through 2060 — with wider ambitions abroad
Despite growing competition in its backyard, Airbus is laser-focused on keeping its military aircraft in Europe’s skies — and hoping to soon make it across the Atlantic.
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Airbus: Eurodrone project ready for takeoff – as soon as the contract is signed
“We have the green light from Germany, from Italy and from France, and we are in the waiting phase, basically every day now, on Spain,” one company executive said.
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France launches three CERES satellites aboard Arianespace Vega rocket
The constellation — called CapacitÉ de Renseignement Électromagnétique Spatiale, or CERES — will allow France to better collect intelligence from electromagnetic origins in space, the country’s Ministry of Defense.
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Airbus unveils jet trainer with eyes on Spain
The Spanish Air Force is interested in replacing its Northrop F-5M and CASA C-101 Aviojet aircraft.
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Indonesia looks to French industry to supply new fighter jets, attack submarines
The Indonesian and French defense ministries agreed on two major equipment contracts that will bring Dassault fighter jets and Naval Group attack submarines into Jakarta’s air force and navy.
-
With Spain on board, final contracts imminent for Eurodrone program
The Spanish government officially signed off on the Eurodrone program this week, giving the fourth and final government approval needed for Europe’s preeminent unmanned aerial system to progress.
-
New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
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EU readies key guides for its defense, space postures during French presidency
Defense ministers met this week in Brest, on the tip of western France, to make headway on an upcoming proposal dubbed the “Strategic Compass.”
-
Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
-
NATO looking at holistic path to boost cyber defense arsenal
NATO is moving into 2022 determined to increase its cyber defense posture, investing in new capabilities, refreshing its policies, and learning from recent exercises to do so.
-
Airbus looks to keep portfolio flying in Europe through 2060 — with wider ambitions abroad
Despite growing competition in its backyard, Airbus is laser-focused on keeping its military aircraft in Europe’s skies — and hoping to soon make it across the Atlantic.
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Airbus: Eurodrone project ready for takeoff – as soon as the contract is signed
“We have the green light from Germany, from Italy and from France, and we are in the waiting phase, basically every day now, on Spain,” one company executive said.
-
France launches three CERES satellites aboard Arianespace Vega rocket
The constellation — called CapacitÉ de Renseignement Électromagnétique Spatiale, or CERES — will allow France to better collect intelligence from electromagnetic origins in space, the country’s Ministry of Defense.
-
Airbus unveils jet trainer with eyes on Spain
The Spanish Air Force is interested in replacing its Northrop F-5M and CASA C-101 Aviojet aircraft.
-
Indonesia looks to French industry to supply new fighter jets, attack submarines
The Indonesian and French defense ministries agreed on two major equipment contracts that will bring Dassault fighter jets and Naval Group attack submarines into Jakarta’s air force and navy.
-
With Spain on board, final contracts imminent for Eurodrone program
The Spanish government officially signed off on the Eurodrone program this week, giving the fourth and final government approval needed for Europe’s preeminent unmanned aerial system to progress.
-
New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
-
EU readies key guides for its defense, space postures during French presidency
Defense ministers met this week in Brest, on the tip of western France, to make headway on an upcoming proposal dubbed the “Strategic Compass.”
-
Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
-
NATO looking at holistic path to boost cyber defense arsenal
NATO is moving into 2022 determined to increase its cyber defense posture, investing in new capabilities, refreshing its policies, and learning from recent exercises to do so.
-
Airbus looks to keep portfolio flying in Europe through 2060 — with wider ambitions abroad
Despite growing competition in its backyard, Airbus is laser-focused on keeping its military aircraft in Europe’s skies — and hoping to soon make it across the Atlantic.
-
Airbus: Eurodrone project ready for takeoff – as soon as the contract is signed
“We have the green light from Germany, from Italy and from France, and we are in the waiting phase, basically every day now, on Spain,” one company executive said.
-
France launches three CERES satellites aboard Arianespace Vega rocket
The constellation — called CapacitÉ de Renseignement Électromagnétique Spatiale, or CERES — will allow France to better collect intelligence from electromagnetic origins in space, the country’s Ministry of Defense.
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Airbus unveils jet trainer with eyes on Spain
The Spanish Air Force is interested in replacing its Northrop F-5M and CASA C-101 Aviojet aircraft.
