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Poland’s ex-defense chief pushes to max out South Korean arms deals
The new government appears to be keeping the door open to back out of additional deals, citing financing problems.
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Poland’s new government eyes role as EU-Ukraine middleman
Warsaw must reinsert itself into relevant decision-making channels in Brussels after years of right-wing EU skeptics in power, according to analysts.
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Poland, South Korea wrangle over big-ticket weapons financing
Both governments are negotiating credit terms aimed at salvaging pending weapon contracts worth billions of dollars.
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Romanian government readies fighting vehicle, howitzer deals in 2024
Officials in Bucharest are considering a substantial one-off increase of the defense budget to pay for new weapons.
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Estonia kicks off work on semi-autonomous vessel for European navies
Those involved plan to develop and test a physical prototype by the end of 2027.
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Polish PM flags wrinkle in multibillion-dollar arms buy from SKorea
The new government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk is scrutinizing the paperwork for weapons deals struck by the Law and Order government.
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Czech Republic wants to piggyback on German Leopard 2A8 tank buy
A joint order with Berlin should yield better conditions, like prices and delivery schedule, according to the Czech defense minister.
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Poland’s howitzer spree concludes with $2.5 billion Krab buy at home
The outgoing government is leaving incoming leaders plenty of big-ticket weapons purchases to digest.
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Europe’s outliers on Ukraine temper their anti-aid rhetoric
Leaders in Slovakia and the Netherlands appear to have softened the rhetoric of halting military aid to Ukraine that carried their election campaigns.
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Poland’s outgoing defense chief drops $2.6 billion on Hanwha howitzers
The move has come under scrutiny, with some lawmakers arguing the new outgoing government should leave such spending calls to incoming leadership.
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Poland’s ex-defense chief pushes to max out South Korean arms deals
The new government appears to be keeping the door open to back out of additional deals, citing financing problems.
-
Poland’s new government eyes role as EU-Ukraine middleman
Warsaw must reinsert itself into relevant decision-making channels in Brussels after years of right-wing EU skeptics in power, according to analysts.
-
Poland, South Korea wrangle over big-ticket weapons financing
Both governments are negotiating credit terms aimed at salvaging pending weapon contracts worth billions of dollars.
-
Romanian government readies fighting vehicle, howitzer deals in 2024
Officials in Bucharest are considering a substantial one-off increase of the defense budget to pay for new weapons.
-
Estonia kicks off work on semi-autonomous vessel for European navies
Those involved plan to develop and test a physical prototype by the end of 2027.
-
Polish PM flags wrinkle in multibillion-dollar arms buy from SKorea
The new government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk is scrutinizing the paperwork for weapons deals struck by the Law and Order government.
-
Czech Republic wants to piggyback on German Leopard 2A8 tank buy
A joint order with Berlin should yield better conditions, like prices and delivery schedule, according to the Czech defense minister.
-
Poland’s howitzer spree concludes with $2.5 billion Krab buy at home
The outgoing government is leaving incoming leaders plenty of big-ticket weapons purchases to digest.
-
Europe’s outliers on Ukraine temper their anti-aid rhetoric
Leaders in Slovakia and the Netherlands appear to have softened the rhetoric of halting military aid to Ukraine that carried their election campaigns.
-
Poland’s outgoing defense chief drops $2.6 billion on Hanwha howitzers
The move has come under scrutiny, with some lawmakers arguing the new outgoing government should leave such spending calls to incoming leadership.
-
Poland’s ex-defense chief pushes to max out South Korean arms deals
The new government appears to be keeping the door open to back out of additional deals, citing financing problems.
-
Poland’s new government eyes role as EU-Ukraine middleman
Warsaw must reinsert itself into relevant decision-making channels in Brussels after years of right-wing EU skeptics in power, according to analysts.
-
Poland, South Korea wrangle over big-ticket weapons financing
Both governments are negotiating credit terms aimed at salvaging pending weapon contracts worth billions of dollars.
-
Romanian government readies fighting vehicle, howitzer deals in 2024
Officials in Bucharest are considering a substantial one-off increase of the defense budget to pay for new weapons.
-
Estonia kicks off work on semi-autonomous vessel for European navies
Those involved plan to develop and test a physical prototype by the end of 2027.
-
Polish PM flags wrinkle in multibillion-dollar arms buy from SKorea
The new government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk is scrutinizing the paperwork for weapons deals struck by the Law and Order government.
-
Czech Republic wants to piggyback on German Leopard 2A8 tank buy
A joint order with Berlin should yield better conditions, like prices and delivery schedule, according to the Czech defense minister.
-
Poland’s howitzer spree concludes with $2.5 billion Krab buy at home
The outgoing government is leaving incoming leaders plenty of big-ticket weapons purchases to digest.
-
Europe’s outliers on Ukraine temper their anti-aid rhetoric
Leaders in Slovakia and the Netherlands appear to have softened the rhetoric of halting military aid to Ukraine that carried their election campaigns.
-
Poland’s outgoing defense chief drops $2.6 billion on Hanwha howitzers
The move has come under scrutiny, with some lawmakers arguing the new outgoing government should leave such spending calls to incoming leadership.
