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Norway receives three new F-35s, as Europeans rethink arms production
While Europe and Washington drift apart politically, American weapons ordered years ago keep flowing.
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Denmark picks Nammo to restart ammo production at shuttered plant
Denmark plans to rapidly build up its stock of mortar and artillery shells even before production can start at Elling.
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UK orders $2 billion worth of air-defense missiles for Ukraine
The missiles will be produced at Thales in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where the order will create 200 jobs and support 700 existing ones.
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Trump associate floats idea of transatlantic warplane program
In an interview with Defense News, Paolo Zampolli said he had been discussing the idea of the U.S. entering the tri-nation Global Combat Air Programme.
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The tiny Japanese island militarizing on Taiwan’s doorstep
A tiny island on Japan’s western frontier is now the front line in a potential clash over Taiwan.
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Trump berates Ukrainian president, says he’s ‘not ready for peace’
The U.S. president appeared to pull all support for Ukraine in its fight with Russia after an argumentative meeting in the Oval Office on Friday.
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Poland leases eight Apache gunships as warmup ahead of major delivery
“We are spending $300 million on this, so that our pilots, ground crews can get familiar with this gear,” said Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak.
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Austria sticks to Euro Sky Shield under moderate coalition government
Previously it had appeared as though Austria would exit the German-founded Sky Shield air defense project under a far-right government.
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Starmer urges Trump not to abandon Ukraine in press to end Russian war
In a White House visit, Starmer made the case to Trump to remain cautious as he goes about ending the biggest conflict in Europe since WWII.
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North Korea appears to have sent more troops to aid Russia, Seoul says
Observers say North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could send more troops to Russia to win further Russian assistance before the war ends.
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Norway receives three new F-35s, as Europeans rethink arms production
While Europe and Washington drift apart politically, American weapons ordered years ago keep flowing.
-
Denmark picks Nammo to restart ammo production at shuttered plant
Denmark plans to rapidly build up its stock of mortar and artillery shells even before production can start at Elling.
-
UK orders $2 billion worth of air-defense missiles for Ukraine
The missiles will be produced at Thales in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where the order will create 200 jobs and support 700 existing ones.
-
Trump associate floats idea of transatlantic warplane program
In an interview with Defense News, Paolo Zampolli said he had been discussing the idea of the U.S. entering the tri-nation Global Combat Air Programme.
-
The tiny Japanese island militarizing on Taiwan’s doorstep
A tiny island on Japan’s western frontier is now the front line in a potential clash over Taiwan.
-
Trump berates Ukrainian president, says he’s ‘not ready for peace’
The U.S. president appeared to pull all support for Ukraine in its fight with Russia after an argumentative meeting in the Oval Office on Friday.
-
Poland leases eight Apache gunships as warmup ahead of major delivery
“We are spending $300 million on this, so that our pilots, ground crews can get familiar with this gear,” said Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak.
-
Austria sticks to Euro Sky Shield under moderate coalition government
Previously it had appeared as though Austria would exit the German-founded Sky Shield air defense project under a far-right government.
-
Starmer urges Trump not to abandon Ukraine in press to end Russian war
In a White House visit, Starmer made the case to Trump to remain cautious as he goes about ending the biggest conflict in Europe since WWII.
-
North Korea appears to have sent more troops to aid Russia, Seoul says
Observers say North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could send more troops to Russia to win further Russian assistance before the war ends.
-
Norway receives three new F-35s, as Europeans rethink arms production
While Europe and Washington drift apart politically, American weapons ordered years ago keep flowing.
-
Denmark picks Nammo to restart ammo production at shuttered plant
Denmark plans to rapidly build up its stock of mortar and artillery shells even before production can start at Elling.
-
UK orders $2 billion worth of air-defense missiles for Ukraine
The missiles will be produced at Thales in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where the order will create 200 jobs and support 700 existing ones.
-
Trump associate floats idea of transatlantic warplane program
In an interview with Defense News, Paolo Zampolli said he had been discussing the idea of the U.S. entering the tri-nation Global Combat Air Programme.
-
The tiny Japanese island militarizing on Taiwan’s doorstep
A tiny island on Japan’s western frontier is now the front line in a potential clash over Taiwan.
-
Trump berates Ukrainian president, says he’s ‘not ready for peace’
The U.S. president appeared to pull all support for Ukraine in its fight with Russia after an argumentative meeting in the Oval Office on Friday.
-
Poland leases eight Apache gunships as warmup ahead of major delivery
“We are spending $300 million on this, so that our pilots, ground crews can get familiar with this gear,” said Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak.
-
Austria sticks to Euro Sky Shield under moderate coalition government
Previously it had appeared as though Austria would exit the German-founded Sky Shield air defense project under a far-right government.
-
Starmer urges Trump not to abandon Ukraine in press to end Russian war
In a White House visit, Starmer made the case to Trump to remain cautious as he goes about ending the biggest conflict in Europe since WWII.
-
North Korea appears to have sent more troops to aid Russia, Seoul says
Observers say North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could send more troops to Russia to win further Russian assistance before the war ends.
