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EU scrutinizes Emirati takeover of Estonian robotics firm
Surprised by the takeover, officials in Brussels are examining the case and its implications for European collaborative defense projects.
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The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
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Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
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Britain, NATO order Saab’s Carl-Gustaf weapons
The British, and alliance nations more broadly, need to replace thousands of anti-armor weapons donated to Ukraine.
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Russia to upgrade Moscow’s missile defenses by year’s end
The country plans to form an air defense division and brigade, a special-purpose air and missile defense brigade, and an anti-aircraft regiment.
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Sea trials begin for France’s second next-gen, nuke-powered submarine
The Duguay-Trouin is expected to sail in the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans before becoming part of the French Navy’s inventory in summer 2023.
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Airbus demos in-flight autonomous guidance of target drone with tanker
The first flight test lasted about six hours, with four launched receivers sequentially controlled and commanded via artificial intelligence.
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Any perception that China doesn’t affect NATO is invalid
U.S., NATO and SEATO leadership must collaborate on reinforcing deterrence in Northeast Asia.
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Estonian firm’s takeover by Emirati group tests joint EU defense rules
Milrem Robotics vows to shield its prominent role in EU joint defense-technology development from the new EDGE Group majority stakeholders.
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Nordic nations move to link air forces into 250-strong aircraft fleet
With Sweden and Finland poised to join NATO, plans for a combined air force capability to defend the region’s skies are picking up steam.
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EU scrutinizes Emirati takeover of Estonian robotics firm
Surprised by the takeover, officials in Brussels are examining the case and its implications for European collaborative defense projects.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
-
Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
-
Britain, NATO order Saab’s Carl-Gustaf weapons
The British, and alliance nations more broadly, need to replace thousands of anti-armor weapons donated to Ukraine.
-
Russia to upgrade Moscow’s missile defenses by year’s end
The country plans to form an air defense division and brigade, a special-purpose air and missile defense brigade, and an anti-aircraft regiment.
-
Sea trials begin for France’s second next-gen, nuke-powered submarine
The Duguay-Trouin is expected to sail in the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans before becoming part of the French Navy’s inventory in summer 2023.
-
Airbus demos in-flight autonomous guidance of target drone with tanker
The first flight test lasted about six hours, with four launched receivers sequentially controlled and commanded via artificial intelligence.
-
Any perception that China doesn’t affect NATO is invalid
U.S., NATO and SEATO leadership must collaborate on reinforcing deterrence in Northeast Asia.
-
Estonian firm’s takeover by Emirati group tests joint EU defense rules
Milrem Robotics vows to shield its prominent role in EU joint defense-technology development from the new EDGE Group majority stakeholders.
-
Nordic nations move to link air forces into 250-strong aircraft fleet
With Sweden and Finland poised to join NATO, plans for a combined air force capability to defend the region’s skies are picking up steam.
-
EU scrutinizes Emirati takeover of Estonian robotics firm
Surprised by the takeover, officials in Brussels are examining the case and its implications for European collaborative defense projects.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
-
Northrop’s battle command system for Poland primes production pump
Northrop Grumman is sending Integrated Battle Command System relays to its first customer, while preparing for full-rate production for the U.S. Army.
-
Britain, NATO order Saab’s Carl-Gustaf weapons
The British, and alliance nations more broadly, need to replace thousands of anti-armor weapons donated to Ukraine.
-
Russia to upgrade Moscow’s missile defenses by year’s end
The country plans to form an air defense division and brigade, a special-purpose air and missile defense brigade, and an anti-aircraft regiment.
-
Sea trials begin for France’s second next-gen, nuke-powered submarine
The Duguay-Trouin is expected to sail in the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans before becoming part of the French Navy’s inventory in summer 2023.
-
Airbus demos in-flight autonomous guidance of target drone with tanker
The first flight test lasted about six hours, with four launched receivers sequentially controlled and commanded via artificial intelligence.
-
Any perception that China doesn’t affect NATO is invalid
U.S., NATO and SEATO leadership must collaborate on reinforcing deterrence in Northeast Asia.
-
Estonian firm’s takeover by Emirati group tests joint EU defense rules
Milrem Robotics vows to shield its prominent role in EU joint defense-technology development from the new EDGE Group majority stakeholders.
-
Nordic nations move to link air forces into 250-strong aircraft fleet
With Sweden and Finland poised to join NATO, plans for a combined air force capability to defend the region’s skies are picking up steam.
