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Trump Victory Galvanizes EU Defense Plans
European officials who have been pushing for a beefed-up, better-integrated EU defense capability may have been handed the best argument they could have wished for with the election of Donald Trump.
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Analysts: Trump Victory Forces Europe’s Hand on Russia Policy
Europe must start making its own decisions on confronting Russian aggression following the shock victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential elections, a European analyst has warned.
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EU Battle Group Preparation Picks Up Steam in Italy
The European Union’s major Battle Group will this month launch a key exercise in Italy ahead of a six-month tour of duty as it expands its membership to five European countries.
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Raytheon, Leonardo Hash Out Differences Over T-X Trainer Partnership
The partnership between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to sell jet trainers to the US is back on track after nearly falling apart thanks to a dispute over who calls the shots, multiple sources knowledgeable of the talks have told Defense News.
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Avio Space sold by UK fund
After 10 years of ownership by a UK fund, Italian space launcher maker Avio Space is to fall once again under Italian control.
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Italy’s New Centauro II Tank Shown Off in Rome
Italy’s new tank, the Centauro II, was shown off at a military test range Wednesday, as the country’s Parliament continued to decide whether to fund the vehicle.
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Leonardo gives details of radar sale for Fire Scout
The $5.8 million deal was first announced by the Navy in June, but Leonardo was hitherto prevented from speaking about it while an ultimately unsuccessful challenge to the contract was mounted by rival Telephonics.
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NATO Leaders Give Cautious Welcome to EU Defense Plans
In a careful speech in Rome on Friday, NATO head Jens Stoltenberg welcomed European plans for a tighter defense capability, but warned the continent against creating an “alternative” to NATO.
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Italy Urges France To Discuss ‘Naval Airbus’
There are calls for closer cooperation between Italian and French shipyards that could lead toward what is being described in Italy as a “naval Airbus.”
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Italian Parliament Weighs New Tanks, Helicopters
The Italian army is a step closer to acquiring new tanks and assault helicopters after plans for the purchases were submitted for parliamentary approval.
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Trump Victory Galvanizes EU Defense Plans
European officials who have been pushing for a beefed-up, better-integrated EU defense capability may have been handed the best argument they could have wished for with the election of Donald Trump.
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Analysts: Trump Victory Forces Europe’s Hand on Russia Policy
Europe must start making its own decisions on confronting Russian aggression following the shock victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential elections, a European analyst has warned.
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EU Battle Group Preparation Picks Up Steam in Italy
The European Union’s major Battle Group will this month launch a key exercise in Italy ahead of a six-month tour of duty as it expands its membership to five European countries.
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Raytheon, Leonardo Hash Out Differences Over T-X Trainer Partnership
The partnership between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to sell jet trainers to the US is back on track after nearly falling apart thanks to a dispute over who calls the shots, multiple sources knowledgeable of the talks have told Defense News.
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Avio Space sold by UK fund
After 10 years of ownership by a UK fund, Italian space launcher maker Avio Space is to fall once again under Italian control.
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Italy’s New Centauro II Tank Shown Off in Rome
Italy’s new tank, the Centauro II, was shown off at a military test range Wednesday, as the country’s Parliament continued to decide whether to fund the vehicle.
-
Leonardo gives details of radar sale for Fire Scout
The $5.8 million deal was first announced by the Navy in June, but Leonardo was hitherto prevented from speaking about it while an ultimately unsuccessful challenge to the contract was mounted by rival Telephonics.
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NATO Leaders Give Cautious Welcome to EU Defense Plans
In a careful speech in Rome on Friday, NATO head Jens Stoltenberg welcomed European plans for a tighter defense capability, but warned the continent against creating an “alternative” to NATO.
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Italy Urges France To Discuss ‘Naval Airbus’
There are calls for closer cooperation between Italian and French shipyards that could lead toward what is being described in Italy as a “naval Airbus.”
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Italian Parliament Weighs New Tanks, Helicopters
The Italian army is a step closer to acquiring new tanks and assault helicopters after plans for the purchases were submitted for parliamentary approval.
-
Trump Victory Galvanizes EU Defense Plans
European officials who have been pushing for a beefed-up, better-integrated EU defense capability may have been handed the best argument they could have wished for with the election of Donald Trump.
-
Analysts: Trump Victory Forces Europe’s Hand on Russia Policy
Europe must start making its own decisions on confronting Russian aggression following the shock victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential elections, a European analyst has warned.
-
EU Battle Group Preparation Picks Up Steam in Italy
The European Union’s major Battle Group will this month launch a key exercise in Italy ahead of a six-month tour of duty as it expands its membership to five European countries.
-
Raytheon, Leonardo Hash Out Differences Over T-X Trainer Partnership
The partnership between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to sell jet trainers to the US is back on track after nearly falling apart thanks to a dispute over who calls the shots, multiple sources knowledgeable of the talks have told Defense News.
-
Avio Space sold by UK fund
After 10 years of ownership by a UK fund, Italian space launcher maker Avio Space is to fall once again under Italian control.
-
Italy’s New Centauro II Tank Shown Off in Rome
Italy’s new tank, the Centauro II, was shown off at a military test range Wednesday, as the country’s Parliament continued to decide whether to fund the vehicle.
-
Leonardo gives details of radar sale for Fire Scout
The $5.8 million deal was first announced by the Navy in June, but Leonardo was hitherto prevented from speaking about it while an ultimately unsuccessful challenge to the contract was mounted by rival Telephonics.
-
NATO Leaders Give Cautious Welcome to EU Defense Plans
In a careful speech in Rome on Friday, NATO head Jens Stoltenberg welcomed European plans for a tighter defense capability, but warned the continent against creating an “alternative” to NATO.
-
Italy Urges France To Discuss ‘Naval Airbus’
There are calls for closer cooperation between Italian and French shipyards that could lead toward what is being described in Italy as a “naval Airbus.”
-
Italian Parliament Weighs New Tanks, Helicopters
The Italian army is a step closer to acquiring new tanks and assault helicopters after plans for the purchases were submitted for parliamentary approval.
