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Lockheed dives into next-generation missile defense interceptor competition
Lockheed Martin jumps in to compete against Boeing and a Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team to build the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
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Raytheon and Rafael to build Iron Dome in US
The American and Israeli companies are teaming up to build full-up Iron Dome systems in the United States.
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It’s do or die for Germany’s new missile defense weapon
The ongoing negotiations with industry suggest there is still no common ground on the legal framework for costs and risks associated with the next-generation program.
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Germany pushes for a common EU stance on threats to the bloc
Germany will use its turn at the helm of the European Council to launch the first-ever common threat analysis for the European Union, as well as broker a deal allowing nonmember countries access to defense cooperation projects.
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NATO’s new surveillance drone begins test flights over the Mediterranean
It remains to be seen if the the unmanned aircraft can get clearance from Italian regulators to fly over land, where air traffic is more crowded and a mishap could be catastrophic.
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Defense planning takes a back seat in Britain’s struggle to shake the coronavirus
The integrated defense, security and foreign policy review ordered by Prime Minister Boris Johnson soon after he entered office last December was meant to provide answers to how Britain would make its way in the post-Brexit world.
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With challenges aplenty, Europe’s navies are coming to grips with high-end warfare
Europe is slowly coming to grips with new security and political realities in the region.
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New European Defence Agency boss warns against ‘rash’ budget cuts by EU members
A decline in defense spending is certain, and the question is how European countries will react, says Jiří Šedivý.
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Nordic militaries rekindle old alliances, as Russia warms to the region
Leaders look to the United States and Europe in an effort to bolster NATO’s northern flank.
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A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
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Lockheed dives into next-generation missile defense interceptor competition
Lockheed Martin jumps in to compete against Boeing and a Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team to build the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
-
Raytheon and Rafael to build Iron Dome in US
The American and Israeli companies are teaming up to build full-up Iron Dome systems in the United States.
-
It’s do or die for Germany’s new missile defense weapon
The ongoing negotiations with industry suggest there is still no common ground on the legal framework for costs and risks associated with the next-generation program.
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Germany pushes for a common EU stance on threats to the bloc
Germany will use its turn at the helm of the European Council to launch the first-ever common threat analysis for the European Union, as well as broker a deal allowing nonmember countries access to defense cooperation projects.
-
NATO’s new surveillance drone begins test flights over the Mediterranean
It remains to be seen if the the unmanned aircraft can get clearance from Italian regulators to fly over land, where air traffic is more crowded and a mishap could be catastrophic.
-
Defense planning takes a back seat in Britain’s struggle to shake the coronavirus
The integrated defense, security and foreign policy review ordered by Prime Minister Boris Johnson soon after he entered office last December was meant to provide answers to how Britain would make its way in the post-Brexit world.
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With challenges aplenty, Europe’s navies are coming to grips with high-end warfare
Europe is slowly coming to grips with new security and political realities in the region.
-
New European Defence Agency boss warns against ‘rash’ budget cuts by EU members
A decline in defense spending is certain, and the question is how European countries will react, says Jiří Šedivý.
-
Nordic militaries rekindle old alliances, as Russia warms to the region
Leaders look to the United States and Europe in an effort to bolster NATO’s northern flank.
-
A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
-
Lockheed dives into next-generation missile defense interceptor competition
Lockheed Martin jumps in to compete against Boeing and a Northrop Grumman-Raytheon team to build the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Next-Generation Interceptor.
-
Raytheon and Rafael to build Iron Dome in US
The American and Israeli companies are teaming up to build full-up Iron Dome systems in the United States.
-
It’s do or die for Germany’s new missile defense weapon
The ongoing negotiations with industry suggest there is still no common ground on the legal framework for costs and risks associated with the next-generation program.
-
Germany pushes for a common EU stance on threats to the bloc
Germany will use its turn at the helm of the European Council to launch the first-ever common threat analysis for the European Union, as well as broker a deal allowing nonmember countries access to defense cooperation projects.
-
NATO’s new surveillance drone begins test flights over the Mediterranean
It remains to be seen if the the unmanned aircraft can get clearance from Italian regulators to fly over land, where air traffic is more crowded and a mishap could be catastrophic.
-
Defense planning takes a back seat in Britain’s struggle to shake the coronavirus
The integrated defense, security and foreign policy review ordered by Prime Minister Boris Johnson soon after he entered office last December was meant to provide answers to how Britain would make its way in the post-Brexit world.
-
With challenges aplenty, Europe’s navies are coming to grips with high-end warfare
Europe is slowly coming to grips with new security and political realities in the region.
-
New European Defence Agency boss warns against ‘rash’ budget cuts by EU members
A decline in defense spending is certain, and the question is how European countries will react, says Jiří Šedivý.
-
Nordic militaries rekindle old alliances, as Russia warms to the region
Leaders look to the United States and Europe in an effort to bolster NATO’s northern flank.
-
A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
