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MBDA boss: ‘Extremely negative’ consequences if Brexit cuts off defense cooperation
Britain and EU members should find “instruments of convergence” to allow industrial cooperation following the divorce from the EU, says the chairman of missile-maker MBDA.
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Airbus: Austria’s Eurofighter fraud allegations are ‘politically motivated’
Airbus Defence and Space, in its legal submission to the Vienna public prosecutor, denied all allegations made by Austrian Defence Minister Hans Peter Doskoli.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
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Rome and Paris might design their own anti-missile frigate
That study for an anti-missile warship is running silently while Paris and Rome seek to defuse a dispute over STX. Working together on warships would be a key element in cooperation sought for the two nations’ naval and commercial shipbuilding industries.
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French aircraft, troops back Hurricane Irma relief efforts in Caribbean
France has flown two A400M military airlifters and is sailing over the helicopter carrier Tonnerre to deliver humanitarian aid to islands in the French Caribbean.
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MSPO: Naval Group details bonuses for Poland if granted Scorpene submarine deal
Naval Group is competing with Saab Kockums and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems for the Polish Navy’s submarine order.
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France offers Belgium Rafale jets and close partnership
The proposed partnership went far beyond equipment and spoke to ancient ties between the two countries, the French Defence Ministry said.
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France wants naval industry tie-up with Italy
Even as a row over the acquisition of a French commercial shipyard continues, the country sees cooperation with Italy’s naval industry as a way to become a global leader in building warships.
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France to arm military surveillance drones
France’s defense minister says the military will arm drones that are currently used for surveillance and intelligence only.
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Brexit consequences raise doubts over future defense industrial collaboration
The potential consequences of Brexit are raising doubts over the possibility of defense industrial cooperation between the U.K. and EU member states.
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MBDA boss: ‘Extremely negative’ consequences if Brexit cuts off defense cooperation
Britain and EU members should find “instruments of convergence” to allow industrial cooperation following the divorce from the EU, says the chairman of missile-maker MBDA.
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Airbus: Austria’s Eurofighter fraud allegations are ‘politically motivated’
Airbus Defence and Space, in its legal submission to the Vienna public prosecutor, denied all allegations made by Austrian Defence Minister Hans Peter Doskoli.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
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Rome and Paris might design their own anti-missile frigate
That study for an anti-missile warship is running silently while Paris and Rome seek to defuse a dispute over STX. Working together on warships would be a key element in cooperation sought for the two nations’ naval and commercial shipbuilding industries.
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French aircraft, troops back Hurricane Irma relief efforts in Caribbean
France has flown two A400M military airlifters and is sailing over the helicopter carrier Tonnerre to deliver humanitarian aid to islands in the French Caribbean.
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MSPO: Naval Group details bonuses for Poland if granted Scorpene submarine deal
Naval Group is competing with Saab Kockums and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems for the Polish Navy’s submarine order.
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France offers Belgium Rafale jets and close partnership
The proposed partnership went far beyond equipment and spoke to ancient ties between the two countries, the French Defence Ministry said.
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France wants naval industry tie-up with Italy
Even as a row over the acquisition of a French commercial shipyard continues, the country sees cooperation with Italy’s naval industry as a way to become a global leader in building warships.
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France to arm military surveillance drones
France’s defense minister says the military will arm drones that are currently used for surveillance and intelligence only.
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Brexit consequences raise doubts over future defense industrial collaboration
The potential consequences of Brexit are raising doubts over the possibility of defense industrial cooperation between the U.K. and EU member states.
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MBDA boss: ‘Extremely negative’ consequences if Brexit cuts off defense cooperation
Britain and EU members should find “instruments of convergence” to allow industrial cooperation following the divorce from the EU, says the chairman of missile-maker MBDA.
-
Airbus: Austria’s Eurofighter fraud allegations are ‘politically motivated’
Airbus Defence and Space, in its legal submission to the Vienna public prosecutor, denied all allegations made by Austrian Defence Minister Hans Peter Doskoli.
-
Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
-
Rome and Paris might design their own anti-missile frigate
That study for an anti-missile warship is running silently while Paris and Rome seek to defuse a dispute over STX. Working together on warships would be a key element in cooperation sought for the two nations’ naval and commercial shipbuilding industries.
-
French aircraft, troops back Hurricane Irma relief efforts in Caribbean
France has flown two A400M military airlifters and is sailing over the helicopter carrier Tonnerre to deliver humanitarian aid to islands in the French Caribbean.
-
MSPO: Naval Group details bonuses for Poland if granted Scorpene submarine deal
Naval Group is competing with Saab Kockums and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems for the Polish Navy’s submarine order.
-
France offers Belgium Rafale jets and close partnership
The proposed partnership went far beyond equipment and spoke to ancient ties between the two countries, the French Defence Ministry said.
-
France wants naval industry tie-up with Italy
Even as a row over the acquisition of a French commercial shipyard continues, the country sees cooperation with Italy’s naval industry as a way to become a global leader in building warships.
-
France to arm military surveillance drones
France’s defense minister says the military will arm drones that are currently used for surveillance and intelligence only.
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Brexit consequences raise doubts over future defense industrial collaboration
The potential consequences of Brexit are raising doubts over the possibility of defense industrial cooperation between the U.K. and EU member states.
