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What hurts Putin? Germany’s defense minister wants to find out
Germany’s defense minister warns that choosing the wrong responses to Russia’s recent policies and actions would play into President Vladimir Putin’s hands.
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Raytheon, Rheinmetall angle to snatch Germany’s air-defense market from Lockheed
Raytheon and Rheinmetall have unveiled an integrated suite of air-defense capabilities that they think could meet the entire portfolio of German air-defense needs, ideally choking off efforts to buy from competitor Lockheed Martin, according to executives.
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Shipbuilders split on German-ness of new combat ship
With a team of German companies out of a shipbuilding competition, some here wonder: Will the vessels be German enough?
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Trump’s tariffs tied to defense spending irks German officials
German officials are scrambling to make sense of the latest twist in the brewing war over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Can Russia easily take the Baltics? Not likely, says US general
NATO’s top general in Europe has poured a bit of cold water on the notion that the Baltics are sitting defenseless against Russian military whims.
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Germany moves to boost presence in Afghanistan, training in Iraq
The German Cabinet’s renewal of military commitments comes as the Defence Ministry is under pressure for serious equipment shortfalls in the armed forces.
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Boom or bust? German industry sizes up Euro-defense potential
A whitepaper aims to clean up major misunderstandings surrounding the nascent PESCO process, chiefly the assumption that the construct represents a pot of money for which companies can apply.
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Germany’s armed forces are in bad shape, report finds
The assessment comes just days after the defense minister vowed that Berlin would follow through on its European Union and NATO commitment for a militarily stronger Europe.
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Is momentum building for talks between the United States and North Korea?
A Republican lawmaker said the United States is “of course” open to talk with North Korea in an effort to defuse an escalating conflict over that country’s nuclear weapons program.
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Escalate to de-escalate? US and Russia trade jabs on nuclear arms use
If anyone had any doubt left, a panel discussion today at the Munich Security Conference showcased with brutal clarity that the United States and Russia have very little common ground for a rapprochement on nuclear weapons — or much else, for that matter.
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What hurts Putin? Germany’s defense minister wants to find out
Germany’s defense minister warns that choosing the wrong responses to Russia’s recent policies and actions would play into President Vladimir Putin’s hands.
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Raytheon, Rheinmetall angle to snatch Germany’s air-defense market from Lockheed
Raytheon and Rheinmetall have unveiled an integrated suite of air-defense capabilities that they think could meet the entire portfolio of German air-defense needs, ideally choking off efforts to buy from competitor Lockheed Martin, according to executives.
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Shipbuilders split on German-ness of new combat ship
With a team of German companies out of a shipbuilding competition, some here wonder: Will the vessels be German enough?
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Trump’s tariffs tied to defense spending irks German officials
German officials are scrambling to make sense of the latest twist in the brewing war over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Can Russia easily take the Baltics? Not likely, says US general
NATO’s top general in Europe has poured a bit of cold water on the notion that the Baltics are sitting defenseless against Russian military whims.
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Germany moves to boost presence in Afghanistan, training in Iraq
The German Cabinet’s renewal of military commitments comes as the Defence Ministry is under pressure for serious equipment shortfalls in the armed forces.
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Boom or bust? German industry sizes up Euro-defense potential
A whitepaper aims to clean up major misunderstandings surrounding the nascent PESCO process, chiefly the assumption that the construct represents a pot of money for which companies can apply.
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Germany’s armed forces are in bad shape, report finds
The assessment comes just days after the defense minister vowed that Berlin would follow through on its European Union and NATO commitment for a militarily stronger Europe.
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Is momentum building for talks between the United States and North Korea?
A Republican lawmaker said the United States is “of course” open to talk with North Korea in an effort to defuse an escalating conflict over that country’s nuclear weapons program.
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Escalate to de-escalate? US and Russia trade jabs on nuclear arms use
If anyone had any doubt left, a panel discussion today at the Munich Security Conference showcased with brutal clarity that the United States and Russia have very little common ground for a rapprochement on nuclear weapons — or much else, for that matter.
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What hurts Putin? Germany’s defense minister wants to find out
Germany’s defense minister warns that choosing the wrong responses to Russia’s recent policies and actions would play into President Vladimir Putin’s hands.
-
Raytheon, Rheinmetall angle to snatch Germany’s air-defense market from Lockheed
Raytheon and Rheinmetall have unveiled an integrated suite of air-defense capabilities that they think could meet the entire portfolio of German air-defense needs, ideally choking off efforts to buy from competitor Lockheed Martin, according to executives.
-
Shipbuilders split on German-ness of new combat ship
With a team of German companies out of a shipbuilding competition, some here wonder: Will the vessels be German enough?
-
Trump’s tariffs tied to defense spending irks German officials
German officials are scrambling to make sense of the latest twist in the brewing war over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
-
Can Russia easily take the Baltics? Not likely, says US general
NATO’s top general in Europe has poured a bit of cold water on the notion that the Baltics are sitting defenseless against Russian military whims.
-
Germany moves to boost presence in Afghanistan, training in Iraq
The German Cabinet’s renewal of military commitments comes as the Defence Ministry is under pressure for serious equipment shortfalls in the armed forces.
-
Boom or bust? German industry sizes up Euro-defense potential
A whitepaper aims to clean up major misunderstandings surrounding the nascent PESCO process, chiefly the assumption that the construct represents a pot of money for which companies can apply.
-
Germany’s armed forces are in bad shape, report finds
The assessment comes just days after the defense minister vowed that Berlin would follow through on its European Union and NATO commitment for a militarily stronger Europe.
-
Is momentum building for talks between the United States and North Korea?
A Republican lawmaker said the United States is “of course” open to talk with North Korea in an effort to defuse an escalating conflict over that country’s nuclear weapons program.
-
Escalate to de-escalate? US and Russia trade jabs on nuclear arms use
If anyone had any doubt left, a panel discussion today at the Munich Security Conference showcased with brutal clarity that the United States and Russia have very little common ground for a rapprochement on nuclear weapons — or much else, for that matter.
