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Germany plans to double its defense spending within five years
Berlin’s defense spending is allowed to increase faster because lawmakers voted to loosen borrowing limits.
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UK F-35 buy paves way for a return to warplane-based nuclear deterrent
A dozen jets of the A variant will bring dual-capable aircraft to the Royal Air Force, allowing Britain to partake in NATO’s airborne nuclear deterrent.
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Most Germans want Europe to have its own nuclear umbrella, poll finds
Uneasy about U.S. commitment, Germans back the idea of a nuclear protective umbrella carried by atomic-weapons nations and NATO members France and Britain.
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German defense chief pledges $10 billion in Ukraine aid for 2025
Berlin won’t deliver Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine, but more Iris-T antimissile systems are in the pipeline.
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Images show new North Korea uranium enrichment plant, analysts say
The facility has been referenced by the UN system’s nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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German defense boss teases changes for global Ukraine defense group
The idea is to better integrate the group’s work with NATO’s Ukraine aid mission and the smattering of so-called capability coalitions.
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Starmer vows ‘battle-ready’ Britain with 12 new attack submarines
It’s part of an ambitious industrial expansion program that also entails building new munitions factories.
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EU unveils Black Sea strategy with an eye on post-war Ukraine
The plan will see the creation of a “Black Sea Maritime Security Hub” to serve as Europe’s early-warning center in the region.
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Chinese hold on solar-power tech raises fresh sabotage fears in Europe
After a news report about undeclared circuitry in Chinese solar components, European experts fear the bloc may be vulnerable to blackmail.
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Germany vows to underwrite Ukraine’s long-range missile production
Investing in Ukraine will enable Kyiv to have a “substantial” number of long-range weapons this year, the German defense ministry said in a statement.
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Germany plans to double its defense spending within five years
Berlin’s defense spending is allowed to increase faster because lawmakers voted to loosen borrowing limits.
-
UK F-35 buy paves way for a return to warplane-based nuclear deterrent
A dozen jets of the A variant will bring dual-capable aircraft to the Royal Air Force, allowing Britain to partake in NATO’s airborne nuclear deterrent.
-
Most Germans want Europe to have its own nuclear umbrella, poll finds
Uneasy about U.S. commitment, Germans back the idea of a nuclear protective umbrella carried by atomic-weapons nations and NATO members France and Britain.
-
German defense chief pledges $10 billion in Ukraine aid for 2025
Berlin won’t deliver Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine, but more Iris-T antimissile systems are in the pipeline.
-
Images show new North Korea uranium enrichment plant, analysts say
The facility has been referenced by the UN system’s nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency.
-
German defense boss teases changes for global Ukraine defense group
The idea is to better integrate the group’s work with NATO’s Ukraine aid mission and the smattering of so-called capability coalitions.
-
Starmer vows ‘battle-ready’ Britain with 12 new attack submarines
It’s part of an ambitious industrial expansion program that also entails building new munitions factories.
-
EU unveils Black Sea strategy with an eye on post-war Ukraine
The plan will see the creation of a “Black Sea Maritime Security Hub” to serve as Europe’s early-warning center in the region.
-
Chinese hold on solar-power tech raises fresh sabotage fears in Europe
After a news report about undeclared circuitry in Chinese solar components, European experts fear the bloc may be vulnerable to blackmail.
-
Germany vows to underwrite Ukraine’s long-range missile production
Investing in Ukraine will enable Kyiv to have a “substantial” number of long-range weapons this year, the German defense ministry said in a statement.
-
Germany plans to double its defense spending within five years
Berlin’s defense spending is allowed to increase faster because lawmakers voted to loosen borrowing limits.
-
UK F-35 buy paves way for a return to warplane-based nuclear deterrent
A dozen jets of the A variant will bring dual-capable aircraft to the Royal Air Force, allowing Britain to partake in NATO’s airborne nuclear deterrent.
-
Most Germans want Europe to have its own nuclear umbrella, poll finds
Uneasy about U.S. commitment, Germans back the idea of a nuclear protective umbrella carried by atomic-weapons nations and NATO members France and Britain.
-
German defense chief pledges $10 billion in Ukraine aid for 2025
Berlin won’t deliver Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine, but more Iris-T antimissile systems are in the pipeline.
-
Images show new North Korea uranium enrichment plant, analysts say
The facility has been referenced by the UN system’s nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency.
-
German defense boss teases changes for global Ukraine defense group
The idea is to better integrate the group’s work with NATO’s Ukraine aid mission and the smattering of so-called capability coalitions.
-
Starmer vows ‘battle-ready’ Britain with 12 new attack submarines
It’s part of an ambitious industrial expansion program that also entails building new munitions factories.
-
EU unveils Black Sea strategy with an eye on post-war Ukraine
The plan will see the creation of a “Black Sea Maritime Security Hub” to serve as Europe’s early-warning center in the region.
-
Chinese hold on solar-power tech raises fresh sabotage fears in Europe
After a news report about undeclared circuitry in Chinese solar components, European experts fear the bloc may be vulnerable to blackmail.
-
Germany vows to underwrite Ukraine’s long-range missile production
Investing in Ukraine will enable Kyiv to have a “substantial” number of long-range weapons this year, the German defense ministry said in a statement.
