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EU defense spending fund could cripple Italian firms
Italian firms could be denied handouts from the EU fund if Brussels favors larger German and French companies, leaving the Italian companies weaker and easy prey for takeovers.
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Plan to halt migrant flow from Libya unravels amid militia fighting
An outbreak of fierce fighting in Libya between militias has revealed how Europe’s best efforts to stop hundreds of thousands of migrants sailing from Libya to Europe can unravel in the lawless country.
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Joint move by Fincantieri, Naval Group in German tender signals longer-term cooperation
A joint approach in attacking foreign markets shows the French and Italian companies are cooperating, a key element in their plan to form the flagship for a European naval alliance.
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France, Italy reach deal on Fincantieri’s acquisition of STX
Fincantieri will acquire 50 percent of STX, and France will lend 1 percentage point of its holding for 12 years, which allows the Italian shipyard to hold the voting rights and receive share dividends and for Italy to announce hitting its target of owning a majority stake in the French shipyard.
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Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
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Italy retires last Atlantique
The aircraft is being replaced by newly delivered ATR 72 aircraft equipped by Italy’s Leonardo, which can fly 6.5 hour missions up to 200 nautical miles from base.
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Leonardo CEO makes a move, or six, to beef up sales pitch
Among several new appointments, Leonardo CEO Alessandro Profumo has named Lorenzo Mariani chief commercial officer, a position created to address a perceived shortfall in Leonardo’s overseas sales clout.
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Rome and Paris might design their own anti-missile frigate
That study for an anti-missile warship is running silently while Paris and Rome seek to defuse a dispute over STX. Working together on warships would be a key element in cooperation sought for the two nations’ naval and commercial shipbuilding industries.
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France wants naval industry tie-up with Italy
Even as a row over the acquisition of a French commercial shipyard continues, the country sees cooperation with Italy’s naval industry as a way to become a global leader in building warships.
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Italy Navy chief flies flag for FREMM, cites frigate’s role in the Mediterranean
As countries around the world, not least the U.S., search for new frigate designs to take on growing maritime missions, they should consider the Italian FREMM frigates, Italy’s Navy chief has claimed.
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EU defense spending fund could cripple Italian firms
Italian firms could be denied handouts from the EU fund if Brussels favors larger German and French companies, leaving the Italian companies weaker and easy prey for takeovers.
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Plan to halt migrant flow from Libya unravels amid militia fighting
An outbreak of fierce fighting in Libya between militias has revealed how Europe’s best efforts to stop hundreds of thousands of migrants sailing from Libya to Europe can unravel in the lawless country.
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Joint move by Fincantieri, Naval Group in German tender signals longer-term cooperation
A joint approach in attacking foreign markets shows the French and Italian companies are cooperating, a key element in their plan to form the flagship for a European naval alliance.
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France, Italy reach deal on Fincantieri’s acquisition of STX
Fincantieri will acquire 50 percent of STX, and France will lend 1 percentage point of its holding for 12 years, which allows the Italian shipyard to hold the voting rights and receive share dividends and for Italy to announce hitting its target of owning a majority stake in the French shipyard.
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Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
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Italy retires last Atlantique
The aircraft is being replaced by newly delivered ATR 72 aircraft equipped by Italy’s Leonardo, which can fly 6.5 hour missions up to 200 nautical miles from base.
-
Leonardo CEO makes a move, or six, to beef up sales pitch
Among several new appointments, Leonardo CEO Alessandro Profumo has named Lorenzo Mariani chief commercial officer, a position created to address a perceived shortfall in Leonardo’s overseas sales clout.
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Rome and Paris might design their own anti-missile frigate
That study for an anti-missile warship is running silently while Paris and Rome seek to defuse a dispute over STX. Working together on warships would be a key element in cooperation sought for the two nations’ naval and commercial shipbuilding industries.
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France wants naval industry tie-up with Italy
Even as a row over the acquisition of a French commercial shipyard continues, the country sees cooperation with Italy’s naval industry as a way to become a global leader in building warships.
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Italy Navy chief flies flag for FREMM, cites frigate’s role in the Mediterranean
As countries around the world, not least the U.S., search for new frigate designs to take on growing maritime missions, they should consider the Italian FREMM frigates, Italy’s Navy chief has claimed.
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EU defense spending fund could cripple Italian firms
Italian firms could be denied handouts from the EU fund if Brussels favors larger German and French companies, leaving the Italian companies weaker and easy prey for takeovers.
-
Plan to halt migrant flow from Libya unravels amid militia fighting
An outbreak of fierce fighting in Libya between militias has revealed how Europe’s best efforts to stop hundreds of thousands of migrants sailing from Libya to Europe can unravel in the lawless country.
-
Joint move by Fincantieri, Naval Group in German tender signals longer-term cooperation
A joint approach in attacking foreign markets shows the French and Italian companies are cooperating, a key element in their plan to form the flagship for a European naval alliance.
-
France, Italy reach deal on Fincantieri’s acquisition of STX
Fincantieri will acquire 50 percent of STX, and France will lend 1 percentage point of its holding for 12 years, which allows the Italian shipyard to hold the voting rights and receive share dividends and for Italy to announce hitting its target of owning a majority stake in the French shipyard.
-
Leonardo eyes work on NATO cyber command
Leonardo is looking at further work if and when NATO stands up a fully fledged cyber command.
-
Italy retires last Atlantique
The aircraft is being replaced by newly delivered ATR 72 aircraft equipped by Italy’s Leonardo, which can fly 6.5 hour missions up to 200 nautical miles from base.
-
Leonardo CEO makes a move, or six, to beef up sales pitch
Among several new appointments, Leonardo CEO Alessandro Profumo has named Lorenzo Mariani chief commercial officer, a position created to address a perceived shortfall in Leonardo’s overseas sales clout.
-
Rome and Paris might design their own anti-missile frigate
That study for an anti-missile warship is running silently while Paris and Rome seek to defuse a dispute over STX. Working together on warships would be a key element in cooperation sought for the two nations’ naval and commercial shipbuilding industries.
-
France wants naval industry tie-up with Italy
Even as a row over the acquisition of a French commercial shipyard continues, the country sees cooperation with Italy’s naval industry as a way to become a global leader in building warships.
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Italy Navy chief flies flag for FREMM, cites frigate’s role in the Mediterranean
As countries around the world, not least the U.S., search for new frigate designs to take on growing maritime missions, they should consider the Italian FREMM frigates, Italy’s Navy chief has claimed.
