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Breaking through Saudi Arabia’s defense backlog
Saudi Arabia is no longer satisfied with the traditional vendor-customer relationships that U.S. and European defense firms enjoyed for decades.
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Russia targets Mideast market with first-ever offerings of defense systems beyond its border
The Russian defense and technology company Rostec is set to make a splash at this year’s IDEX show in the UAE.
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Trump’s ‘Arab NATO’ withers on the vine
What factors could influence the success or failure of a U.S.-led initiative to unite Mideast allies for collective defense?
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Leonardo DRS joins UAE-based firm to support key projects of the country’s armed forces
The agreement deepens an already strong relationship between Leonardo DRS and the government of the UAE.
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US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
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IDEX 2017
Defense News Weekly was on the ground at the 2017 IDEX trade show in Abu Dhabi in February. Here’s a look at some of the coverage highlights.
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A 360-degree view: From China to Russia, touring IDEX
From the Russia and China Pavilion to defense expansion in the United Arab Emirates, here’s a 360-degree view of what was on display at the International Defence Exhibition and Conference in Abu Dhabi.
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At IDEX, Gulf countries make push for indigenous manufacturing
Middle East countries are getting serious about building robust, highly technological defense-manufacturing businesses, primarily driven by the desire to break free of economic dependence on oil.
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Russia’s fifth-gen fighter blitz
Moscow is moving aggressively on another traditional patron of U.S. arms exports: the United Arab Emirates.
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DCNS experiences loss in 2016 orders from previous year
The company said it expected to boost orders this year with a design contract for Australia’s 12 attack submarines.
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Breaking through Saudi Arabia’s defense backlog
Saudi Arabia is no longer satisfied with the traditional vendor-customer relationships that U.S. and European defense firms enjoyed for decades.
-
Russia targets Mideast market with first-ever offerings of defense systems beyond its border
The Russian defense and technology company Rostec is set to make a splash at this year’s IDEX show in the UAE.
-
Trump’s ‘Arab NATO’ withers on the vine
What factors could influence the success or failure of a U.S.-led initiative to unite Mideast allies for collective defense?
-
Leonardo DRS joins UAE-based firm to support key projects of the country’s armed forces
The agreement deepens an already strong relationship between Leonardo DRS and the government of the UAE.
-
US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
-
IDEX 2017
Defense News Weekly was on the ground at the 2017 IDEX trade show in Abu Dhabi in February. Here’s a look at some of the coverage highlights.
-
A 360-degree view: From China to Russia, touring IDEX
From the Russia and China Pavilion to defense expansion in the United Arab Emirates, here’s a 360-degree view of what was on display at the International Defence Exhibition and Conference in Abu Dhabi.
-
At IDEX, Gulf countries make push for indigenous manufacturing
Middle East countries are getting serious about building robust, highly technological defense-manufacturing businesses, primarily driven by the desire to break free of economic dependence on oil.
-
Russia’s fifth-gen fighter blitz
Moscow is moving aggressively on another traditional patron of U.S. arms exports: the United Arab Emirates.
-
DCNS experiences loss in 2016 orders from previous year
The company said it expected to boost orders this year with a design contract for Australia’s 12 attack submarines.
-
Breaking through Saudi Arabia’s defense backlog
Saudi Arabia is no longer satisfied with the traditional vendor-customer relationships that U.S. and European defense firms enjoyed for decades.
-
Russia targets Mideast market with first-ever offerings of defense systems beyond its border
The Russian defense and technology company Rostec is set to make a splash at this year’s IDEX show in the UAE.
-
Trump’s ‘Arab NATO’ withers on the vine
What factors could influence the success or failure of a U.S.-led initiative to unite Mideast allies for collective defense?
-
Leonardo DRS joins UAE-based firm to support key projects of the country’s armed forces
The agreement deepens an already strong relationship between Leonardo DRS and the government of the UAE.
-
US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
-
IDEX 2017
Defense News Weekly was on the ground at the 2017 IDEX trade show in Abu Dhabi in February. Here’s a look at some of the coverage highlights.
-
A 360-degree view: From China to Russia, touring IDEX
From the Russia and China Pavilion to defense expansion in the United Arab Emirates, here’s a 360-degree view of what was on display at the International Defence Exhibition and Conference in Abu Dhabi.
-
At IDEX, Gulf countries make push for indigenous manufacturing
Middle East countries are getting serious about building robust, highly technological defense-manufacturing businesses, primarily driven by the desire to break free of economic dependence on oil.
-
Russia’s fifth-gen fighter blitz
Moscow is moving aggressively on another traditional patron of U.S. arms exports: the United Arab Emirates.
-
DCNS experiences loss in 2016 orders from previous year
The company said it expected to boost orders this year with a design contract for Australia’s 12 attack submarines.
