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EU ministers to ponder what a ‘drone wall’ for Europe could look like
The initiative gained a sense of urgency following the violation of Polish airspace by Russian strike drones last week.
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Swiss panel audits 2022 contract, as F-35 cost surprise may shrink buy
The Pentagon has cited inflation, rising raw material prices and supply chain disruptions as issues that led to price increases for F-35 production.
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Ukraine slated to get Skyranger drone-defense cannons by year’s end
“Each of these systems can cover four by four kilometers to be completely drone-free,” Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger told German broadcaster ZDF.
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A ‘drone wall’ and Ukraine pact: the EU ups its ambitions on defense
Von der Leyen also announced new “reparation loans” to support Ukraine, coming from Russian assets frozen in European bank accounts.
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Denmark to host Ukrainian missile fuel production in NATO first
The firm’s international expansion reflects broader Ukrainian efforts to diversify defense production beyond domestic borders.
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Long-sought manufacturing gains are boosting North Korea arms buildup
The decade-long drive for automation is paying dividends for North Korea’s defense industry at large.
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EU sets military spending record, expects more growth in 2025
The bloc’s total defense spending in 2024 exceeds China’s by about one-and-a-half times, and is more than three times as high as Russia’s military budget.
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European military-industrial output for Ukraine outpaces the US
For the first time since Russia’s invasion, Europe has overtaken the U.S. in terms of military aid for Ukraine.
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Germany, Israel’s No. 2 arms dealer, halts exports over Gaza concerns
Germany accounted for around 30% of Israel’s arms imports between 2019 and 2023, second only to the United States.
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Austria is torn over age-old question of neutrality and NATO
Amid an unprecedented budget crunch and drastic spending cuts in Vienna, defense spending continues to increase year over year.
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EU ministers to ponder what a ‘drone wall’ for Europe could look like
The initiative gained a sense of urgency following the violation of Polish airspace by Russian strike drones last week.
-
Swiss panel audits 2022 contract, as F-35 cost surprise may shrink buy
The Pentagon has cited inflation, rising raw material prices and supply chain disruptions as issues that led to price increases for F-35 production.
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Ukraine slated to get Skyranger drone-defense cannons by year’s end
“Each of these systems can cover four by four kilometers to be completely drone-free,” Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger told German broadcaster ZDF.
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A ‘drone wall’ and Ukraine pact: the EU ups its ambitions on defense
Von der Leyen also announced new “reparation loans” to support Ukraine, coming from Russian assets frozen in European bank accounts.
-
Denmark to host Ukrainian missile fuel production in NATO first
The firm’s international expansion reflects broader Ukrainian efforts to diversify defense production beyond domestic borders.
-
Long-sought manufacturing gains are boosting North Korea arms buildup
The decade-long drive for automation is paying dividends for North Korea’s defense industry at large.
-
EU sets military spending record, expects more growth in 2025
The bloc’s total defense spending in 2024 exceeds China’s by about one-and-a-half times, and is more than three times as high as Russia’s military budget.
-
European military-industrial output for Ukraine outpaces the US
For the first time since Russia’s invasion, Europe has overtaken the U.S. in terms of military aid for Ukraine.
-
Germany, Israel’s No. 2 arms dealer, halts exports over Gaza concerns
Germany accounted for around 30% of Israel’s arms imports between 2019 and 2023, second only to the United States.
-
Austria is torn over age-old question of neutrality and NATO
Amid an unprecedented budget crunch and drastic spending cuts in Vienna, defense spending continues to increase year over year.
-
EU ministers to ponder what a ‘drone wall’ for Europe could look like
The initiative gained a sense of urgency following the violation of Polish airspace by Russian strike drones last week.
-
Swiss panel audits 2022 contract, as F-35 cost surprise may shrink buy
The Pentagon has cited inflation, rising raw material prices and supply chain disruptions as issues that led to price increases for F-35 production.
-
Ukraine slated to get Skyranger drone-defense cannons by year’s end
“Each of these systems can cover four by four kilometers to be completely drone-free,” Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger told German broadcaster ZDF.
-
A ‘drone wall’ and Ukraine pact: the EU ups its ambitions on defense
Von der Leyen also announced new “reparation loans” to support Ukraine, coming from Russian assets frozen in European bank accounts.
-
Denmark to host Ukrainian missile fuel production in NATO first
The firm’s international expansion reflects broader Ukrainian efforts to diversify defense production beyond domestic borders.
-
Long-sought manufacturing gains are boosting North Korea arms buildup
The decade-long drive for automation is paying dividends for North Korea’s defense industry at large.
-
EU sets military spending record, expects more growth in 2025
The bloc’s total defense spending in 2024 exceeds China’s by about one-and-a-half times, and is more than three times as high as Russia’s military budget.
-
European military-industrial output for Ukraine outpaces the US
For the first time since Russia’s invasion, Europe has overtaken the U.S. in terms of military aid for Ukraine.
-
Germany, Israel’s No. 2 arms dealer, halts exports over Gaza concerns
Germany accounted for around 30% of Israel’s arms imports between 2019 and 2023, second only to the United States.
-
Austria is torn over age-old question of neutrality and NATO
Amid an unprecedented budget crunch and drastic spending cuts in Vienna, defense spending continues to increase year over year.
