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Missile maker MBDA buys Safran’s stake in rocket-engine supplier Roxel
The deal gives Europe’s largest tactical-missile vendor full control over its main supplier of propulsion, a key asset in an industry prone to bottlenecks.
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British-led force to use AI in tracking Russia’s shadow fleet
The operation, dubbed Nordic Warden, uses sensor data do determine when shady vessels in the Baltic Sea approach areas of interest.
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Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
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Germany triples submarine order to six boats in joint buy with Norway
The extra boats are in line with Germany’s expanded defense and naval aspirations.
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British troops test laser weapon as cheap option to fry drones
The British Army’s experimental laser weapon uses advanced sensors and tracking systems to maintain lock on target.
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EU’s new defense czar looks to kick rearmament into high gear
Russia is the greatest military threat to the EU and will remain so for “quite a period of time,” Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius said.
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Dutch say tight defense market leaves €750M of Ukraine aid unspent
The funds will roll over into the country’s 2025 defense budget, and will remain earmarked for providing support to Ukraine, officials said.
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EU-wide weapon buying boosts bloc’s defense spending to record in 2023
European Union countries increased defense spending by 10% to a record €279 billion ($293 billion) last year, according to the European Defence Agency.
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KNDS, Europe’s biggest tank maker, names Safran veteran Alary as CEO
The company faces competition from rival and partner Rheinmetall, which is pushing a competing offer for the delayed Main Ground Combat System.
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Key European defense chiefs want Ukraine aid group to remain active
As is the case with most trans-Atlantic security projects, there’s no telling if the incoming Trump administration will sustain bridges built under Biden.
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Missile maker MBDA buys Safran’s stake in rocket-engine supplier Roxel
The deal gives Europe’s largest tactical-missile vendor full control over its main supplier of propulsion, a key asset in an industry prone to bottlenecks.
-
British-led force to use AI in tracking Russia’s shadow fleet
The operation, dubbed Nordic Warden, uses sensor data do determine when shady vessels in the Baltic Sea approach areas of interest.
-
Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
-
Germany triples submarine order to six boats in joint buy with Norway
The extra boats are in line with Germany’s expanded defense and naval aspirations.
-
British troops test laser weapon as cheap option to fry drones
The British Army’s experimental laser weapon uses advanced sensors and tracking systems to maintain lock on target.
-
EU’s new defense czar looks to kick rearmament into high gear
Russia is the greatest military threat to the EU and will remain so for “quite a period of time,” Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius said.
-
Dutch say tight defense market leaves €750M of Ukraine aid unspent
The funds will roll over into the country’s 2025 defense budget, and will remain earmarked for providing support to Ukraine, officials said.
-
EU-wide weapon buying boosts bloc’s defense spending to record in 2023
European Union countries increased defense spending by 10% to a record €279 billion ($293 billion) last year, according to the European Defence Agency.
-
KNDS, Europe’s biggest tank maker, names Safran veteran Alary as CEO
The company faces competition from rival and partner Rheinmetall, which is pushing a competing offer for the delayed Main Ground Combat System.
-
Key European defense chiefs want Ukraine aid group to remain active
As is the case with most trans-Atlantic security projects, there’s no telling if the incoming Trump administration will sustain bridges built under Biden.
-
Missile maker MBDA buys Safran’s stake in rocket-engine supplier Roxel
The deal gives Europe’s largest tactical-missile vendor full control over its main supplier of propulsion, a key asset in an industry prone to bottlenecks.
-
British-led force to use AI in tracking Russia’s shadow fleet
The operation, dubbed Nordic Warden, uses sensor data do determine when shady vessels in the Baltic Sea approach areas of interest.
-
Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
-
Germany triples submarine order to six boats in joint buy with Norway
The extra boats are in line with Germany’s expanded defense and naval aspirations.
-
British troops test laser weapon as cheap option to fry drones
The British Army’s experimental laser weapon uses advanced sensors and tracking systems to maintain lock on target.
-
EU’s new defense czar looks to kick rearmament into high gear
Russia is the greatest military threat to the EU and will remain so for “quite a period of time,” Commissioner for Defence and Space Andrius Kubilius said.
-
Dutch say tight defense market leaves €750M of Ukraine aid unspent
The funds will roll over into the country’s 2025 defense budget, and will remain earmarked for providing support to Ukraine, officials said.
-
EU-wide weapon buying boosts bloc’s defense spending to record in 2023
European Union countries increased defense spending by 10% to a record €279 billion ($293 billion) last year, according to the European Defence Agency.
-
KNDS, Europe’s biggest tank maker, names Safran veteran Alary as CEO
The company faces competition from rival and partner Rheinmetall, which is pushing a competing offer for the delayed Main Ground Combat System.
-
Key European defense chiefs want Ukraine aid group to remain active
As is the case with most trans-Atlantic security projects, there’s no telling if the incoming Trump administration will sustain bridges built under Biden.
