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Turkey F-16 sale not a done deal, even with Sweden’s NATO bid on track
At least two key U.S. lawmakers have not committed to greenlighting the Turkey F-16 sale, citing concerns beyond Sweden’s NATO accession.
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Czech Republic orders new batch of air-to-air missiles from Rafael
The Israeli company has previously sold its ground-based air defense system, Spyder, to Prague.
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Italy readies quick sale of patrol ships to Indonesia amid China fears
Shipbuilder Fincantieri has several PPA vessels in the pipeline that Jakarta could receive soon, an Italian junior defense minister said.
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Slovenian firm quietly provides surveillance drones to Ukraine
Slovenian drone maker C-Astral recently provided Belin or Bramor C4EYE drones to Ukrainian troops, Defense News has learned.
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Bytes, bullets and broader horizons: New Leonardo boss teases strategy
Roberto Cingolani told lawmakers he is in favor of creating European defense-electronics joint ventures that can take on large U.S. and Chinese vendors.
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Slovakia’s new prime minister vows to end Ukraine military aid
Prime Minister Robert Fico has vowed to make good on his campaign promise to drop military support for Kyiv.
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Italian navy gears up for Mediterranean rare earth mining bonanza
“We can make up the gap by going under the sea,” an Italian defense official said, referring to Europe falling behind in the extraction of vital resources.
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GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
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German Air Force tests Hensoldt passive radar system to boost defenses
The technology could help air defenders evade detection, as enemy pilots won’t know they are being tracked.
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Congress must scrutinize the US spending spree on global crises
White House priorities are getting muddled in a defense spending package aimed at resolving an increasing number of conflicts, argues analyst Emma Ashford.
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Turkey F-16 sale not a done deal, even with Sweden’s NATO bid on track
At least two key U.S. lawmakers have not committed to greenlighting the Turkey F-16 sale, citing concerns beyond Sweden’s NATO accession.
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Czech Republic orders new batch of air-to-air missiles from Rafael
The Israeli company has previously sold its ground-based air defense system, Spyder, to Prague.
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Italy readies quick sale of patrol ships to Indonesia amid China fears
Shipbuilder Fincantieri has several PPA vessels in the pipeline that Jakarta could receive soon, an Italian junior defense minister said.
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Slovenian firm quietly provides surveillance drones to Ukraine
Slovenian drone maker C-Astral recently provided Belin or Bramor C4EYE drones to Ukrainian troops, Defense News has learned.
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Bytes, bullets and broader horizons: New Leonardo boss teases strategy
Roberto Cingolani told lawmakers he is in favor of creating European defense-electronics joint ventures that can take on large U.S. and Chinese vendors.
-
Slovakia’s new prime minister vows to end Ukraine military aid
Prime Minister Robert Fico has vowed to make good on his campaign promise to drop military support for Kyiv.
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Italian navy gears up for Mediterranean rare earth mining bonanza
“We can make up the gap by going under the sea,” an Italian defense official said, referring to Europe falling behind in the extraction of vital resources.
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GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
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German Air Force tests Hensoldt passive radar system to boost defenses
The technology could help air defenders evade detection, as enemy pilots won’t know they are being tracked.
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Congress must scrutinize the US spending spree on global crises
White House priorities are getting muddled in a defense spending package aimed at resolving an increasing number of conflicts, argues analyst Emma Ashford.
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Turkey F-16 sale not a done deal, even with Sweden’s NATO bid on track
At least two key U.S. lawmakers have not committed to greenlighting the Turkey F-16 sale, citing concerns beyond Sweden’s NATO accession.
-
Czech Republic orders new batch of air-to-air missiles from Rafael
The Israeli company has previously sold its ground-based air defense system, Spyder, to Prague.
-
Italy readies quick sale of patrol ships to Indonesia amid China fears
Shipbuilder Fincantieri has several PPA vessels in the pipeline that Jakarta could receive soon, an Italian junior defense minister said.
-
Slovenian firm quietly provides surveillance drones to Ukraine
Slovenian drone maker C-Astral recently provided Belin or Bramor C4EYE drones to Ukrainian troops, Defense News has learned.
-
Bytes, bullets and broader horizons: New Leonardo boss teases strategy
Roberto Cingolani told lawmakers he is in favor of creating European defense-electronics joint ventures that can take on large U.S. and Chinese vendors.
-
Slovakia’s new prime minister vows to end Ukraine military aid
Prime Minister Robert Fico has vowed to make good on his campaign promise to drop military support for Kyiv.
-
Italian navy gears up for Mediterranean rare earth mining bonanza
“We can make up the gap by going under the sea,” an Italian defense official said, referring to Europe falling behind in the extraction of vital resources.
-
GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
-
German Air Force tests Hensoldt passive radar system to boost defenses
The technology could help air defenders evade detection, as enemy pilots won’t know they are being tracked.
-
Congress must scrutinize the US spending spree on global crises
White House priorities are getting muddled in a defense spending package aimed at resolving an increasing number of conflicts, argues analyst Emma Ashford.
