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European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
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Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
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Germany to take up European next-gen fighter funding
Defense officials hope to have approval in time for the Paris Air Show in mid-June.
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Naval Group-led team gets $2 billion mine-hunter contract for Belgian, Dutch navies
The companies hope the high-profile deal will generate additional sales elsewhere in the world.
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Germany’s long-awaited anti-missile program is about to face politics
Government and industry officials have begun putting together the narrative for justifying a price tag billions of euros above expectations several years ago.
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European Union rejects US claims to internal defense coffers
Dispute continues over Washington’s request for access to the European Defence Fund and associated projects.
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European Union’s defense-collab push could fizzle, report warns
Think tank: Europe’s sprawling PESCO projects could use a weeding.
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Swiss Air 2030 program clears hurdle of external review — with tweaks
Former Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier was tasked by the government to critique the $8 billion-plus proposal.
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Dutch keep Walrus submarine race going for a bit longer
The Dutch government has postponed a supplier decision to replace its four Walrus submarines, telling lawmakers that further study of the issue is needed until the summer.
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German, Norwegian officials huddle over joint submarine program
The high-stakes acquisition is expected to tie the two navies together for decades.
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European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
-
Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
-
Germany to take up European next-gen fighter funding
Defense officials hope to have approval in time for the Paris Air Show in mid-June.
-
Naval Group-led team gets $2 billion mine-hunter contract for Belgian, Dutch navies
The companies hope the high-profile deal will generate additional sales elsewhere in the world.
-
Germany’s long-awaited anti-missile program is about to face politics
Government and industry officials have begun putting together the narrative for justifying a price tag billions of euros above expectations several years ago.
-
European Union rejects US claims to internal defense coffers
Dispute continues over Washington’s request for access to the European Defence Fund and associated projects.
-
European Union’s defense-collab push could fizzle, report warns
Think tank: Europe’s sprawling PESCO projects could use a weeding.
-
Swiss Air 2030 program clears hurdle of external review — with tweaks
Former Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier was tasked by the government to critique the $8 billion-plus proposal.
-
Dutch keep Walrus submarine race going for a bit longer
The Dutch government has postponed a supplier decision to replace its four Walrus submarines, telling lawmakers that further study of the issue is needed until the summer.
-
German, Norwegian officials huddle over joint submarine program
The high-stakes acquisition is expected to tie the two navies together for decades.
-
European defense industry could come to regret new US weapons fund
A new U.S. program is designed to get European nations to stop using legacy Russian gear. But the European defense industry may see it as more a threat than a helping hand.
-
Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
-
Germany to take up European next-gen fighter funding
Defense officials hope to have approval in time for the Paris Air Show in mid-June.
-
Naval Group-led team gets $2 billion mine-hunter contract for Belgian, Dutch navies
The companies hope the high-profile deal will generate additional sales elsewhere in the world.
-
Germany’s long-awaited anti-missile program is about to face politics
Government and industry officials have begun putting together the narrative for justifying a price tag billions of euros above expectations several years ago.
-
European Union rejects US claims to internal defense coffers
Dispute continues over Washington’s request for access to the European Defence Fund and associated projects.
-
European Union’s defense-collab push could fizzle, report warns
Think tank: Europe’s sprawling PESCO projects could use a weeding.
-
Swiss Air 2030 program clears hurdle of external review — with tweaks
Former Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier was tasked by the government to critique the $8 billion-plus proposal.
-
Dutch keep Walrus submarine race going for a bit longer
The Dutch government has postponed a supplier decision to replace its four Walrus submarines, telling lawmakers that further study of the issue is needed until the summer.
-
German, Norwegian officials huddle over joint submarine program
The high-stakes acquisition is expected to tie the two navies together for decades.
