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Airbus hopes its $6.5 billion German Eurofighter sale will shine for Switzerland, Finland
The European defense giant inked a deal with the German Air Force this week after the country’s parliament, the Bundestag, approved the budget earlier this month.
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Some German officials hope Biden will reverse US troop drawdown
Leaders in Germany reacted positively to the prospect of a fresh start in trans-Atlantic relations under a Biden presidency.
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Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
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European Union erects legal hoops for outsiders to join defense programs
The new agreement is the product of efforts by Germany, which holds the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, to force a compromise on an issue that had been simmering for years.
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Naval Group keeps its head down during the pandemic
The economic turmoil of the global coronavirus crisis so far has left the shipbuilder unscathed.
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European nations should shape their air-combat fleets to support the F-35, US analysts say
A report commissioned by U.S. European Command considers the hypothetical premise of a Russian land grab on NATO’s eastern flank.
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Rheinmetall eyes do-over in new pitch of its Lynx vehicle to the US Army
The campaign marks the second time that the German company is targeting the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program following an unsuccessful attempt last year that eventually saw the U.S. Army halt the acquisition.
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Ramstein Air Base to host new NATO space center
The United States, Russia and China have each heavily invested in space technology in recent years, though many of the activities are closely guarded secrets.
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Dutch Defence Ministry casts ‘unrealistic’ NATO spending goal
“The gap is too big, the steps are too large,” says one analyst.
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NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
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Airbus hopes its $6.5 billion German Eurofighter sale will shine for Switzerland, Finland
The European defense giant inked a deal with the German Air Force this week after the country’s parliament, the Bundestag, approved the budget earlier this month.
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Some German officials hope Biden will reverse US troop drawdown
Leaders in Germany reacted positively to the prospect of a fresh start in trans-Atlantic relations under a Biden presidency.
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Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
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European Union erects legal hoops for outsiders to join defense programs
The new agreement is the product of efforts by Germany, which holds the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, to force a compromise on an issue that had been simmering for years.
-
Naval Group keeps its head down during the pandemic
The economic turmoil of the global coronavirus crisis so far has left the shipbuilder unscathed.
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European nations should shape their air-combat fleets to support the F-35, US analysts say
A report commissioned by U.S. European Command considers the hypothetical premise of a Russian land grab on NATO’s eastern flank.
-
Rheinmetall eyes do-over in new pitch of its Lynx vehicle to the US Army
The campaign marks the second time that the German company is targeting the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program following an unsuccessful attempt last year that eventually saw the U.S. Army halt the acquisition.
-
Ramstein Air Base to host new NATO space center
The United States, Russia and China have each heavily invested in space technology in recent years, though many of the activities are closely guarded secrets.
-
Dutch Defence Ministry casts ‘unrealistic’ NATO spending goal
“The gap is too big, the steps are too large,” says one analyst.
-
NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
-
Airbus hopes its $6.5 billion German Eurofighter sale will shine for Switzerland, Finland
The European defense giant inked a deal with the German Air Force this week after the country’s parliament, the Bundestag, approved the budget earlier this month.
-
Some German officials hope Biden will reverse US troop drawdown
Leaders in Germany reacted positively to the prospect of a fresh start in trans-Atlantic relations under a Biden presidency.
-
Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
-
European Union erects legal hoops for outsiders to join defense programs
The new agreement is the product of efforts by Germany, which holds the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, to force a compromise on an issue that had been simmering for years.
-
Naval Group keeps its head down during the pandemic
The economic turmoil of the global coronavirus crisis so far has left the shipbuilder unscathed.
-
European nations should shape their air-combat fleets to support the F-35, US analysts say
A report commissioned by U.S. European Command considers the hypothetical premise of a Russian land grab on NATO’s eastern flank.
-
Rheinmetall eyes do-over in new pitch of its Lynx vehicle to the US Army
The campaign marks the second time that the German company is targeting the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program following an unsuccessful attempt last year that eventually saw the U.S. Army halt the acquisition.
-
Ramstein Air Base to host new NATO space center
The United States, Russia and China have each heavily invested in space technology in recent years, though many of the activities are closely guarded secrets.
-
Dutch Defence Ministry casts ‘unrealistic’ NATO spending goal
“The gap is too big, the steps are too large,” says one analyst.
-
NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
