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Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
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Estonian intelligence flags Russian civilian vessels as would-be spy ships
The country’s spy agency calls for greater scrutiny of Russian civilian ships, especially when they attempt to enter territorial waters and stay in the ports of other countries.
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The strange case of a ‘European aircraft carrier’
An idea out of left field has Germany’s defense intelligentsia abuzz.
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Germany to extend Saudi weapons embargo until month’s end
Germany’s foreign minister is tying the option of loosening the ban to whether there is progress in Yemen peace talks, angering defense industry advocates.
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New Swiss defense chief orders second opinion on huge air-defense revamp
The review by former astronaut Claude Nicollier puts immediate, political action on hold for the $8 billion program.
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European dispute over arms exports tests Germany’s stance of ‘Nein!’
Chancellor Angela Merkel faces pressure from allies in Europe and critics at home, albeit for different reasons.
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A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
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Iran presses Europe to defy US and stay in nuke pact
The future of the Obama-era accord split Europe and the Trump administration on yet another front.
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Merkel: Europe’s defense posture hinges on common arms-export policy
The push is meant to clear a hurdle toward cooperative French-German tank and aircraft programs.
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Merkel nudges China to help save the INF Treaty
But experts believe China has little incentive to restrict its missile arsenal.
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Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
-
Estonian intelligence flags Russian civilian vessels as would-be spy ships
The country’s spy agency calls for greater scrutiny of Russian civilian ships, especially when they attempt to enter territorial waters and stay in the ports of other countries.
-
The strange case of a ‘European aircraft carrier’
An idea out of left field has Germany’s defense intelligentsia abuzz.
-
Germany to extend Saudi weapons embargo until month’s end
Germany’s foreign minister is tying the option of loosening the ban to whether there is progress in Yemen peace talks, angering defense industry advocates.
-
New Swiss defense chief orders second opinion on huge air-defense revamp
The review by former astronaut Claude Nicollier puts immediate, political action on hold for the $8 billion program.
-
European dispute over arms exports tests Germany’s stance of ‘Nein!’
Chancellor Angela Merkel faces pressure from allies in Europe and critics at home, albeit for different reasons.
-
A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
-
Iran presses Europe to defy US and stay in nuke pact
The future of the Obama-era accord split Europe and the Trump administration on yet another front.
-
Merkel: Europe’s defense posture hinges on common arms-export policy
The push is meant to clear a hurdle toward cooperative French-German tank and aircraft programs.
-
Merkel nudges China to help save the INF Treaty
But experts believe China has little incentive to restrict its missile arsenal.
-
Is Germany’s Puma combat vehicle still tickling the US Army’s interest?
A demonstration for the Americans was scheduled in Germany this week, but the event ended up getting canceled.
-
Estonian intelligence flags Russian civilian vessels as would-be spy ships
The country’s spy agency calls for greater scrutiny of Russian civilian ships, especially when they attempt to enter territorial waters and stay in the ports of other countries.
-
The strange case of a ‘European aircraft carrier’
An idea out of left field has Germany’s defense intelligentsia abuzz.
-
Germany to extend Saudi weapons embargo until month’s end
Germany’s foreign minister is tying the option of loosening the ban to whether there is progress in Yemen peace talks, angering defense industry advocates.
-
New Swiss defense chief orders second opinion on huge air-defense revamp
The review by former astronaut Claude Nicollier puts immediate, political action on hold for the $8 billion program.
-
European dispute over arms exports tests Germany’s stance of ‘Nein!’
Chancellor Angela Merkel faces pressure from allies in Europe and critics at home, albeit for different reasons.
-
A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
-
Iran presses Europe to defy US and stay in nuke pact
The future of the Obama-era accord split Europe and the Trump administration on yet another front.
-
Merkel: Europe’s defense posture hinges on common arms-export policy
The push is meant to clear a hurdle toward cooperative French-German tank and aircraft programs.
-
Merkel nudges China to help save the INF Treaty
But experts believe China has little incentive to restrict its missile arsenal.
