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MEP Touches on Brexit, Possible Deterioration of European Security Cooperation
The expected Brexit negotiations between London and Brussels would be more akin to an emotionally charged and divisive experience of a divorce, said a member of the European Parliament.
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Airbus Outlines Plan to Cut More Than 1,000 Jobs
Airbus plans to shed 1,164 management jobs in a bid to streamline and boost its competitiveness, the aerospace and defense company said today.
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France Eyes Industry Boost From Volvo’s Renault Trucks Defense Sale
Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian says he is “vigilant” about the transaction.
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Mixed Signs for Foreign Military Sales Under Trump
Industry is watching closely to see how foreign weapons sales might be impacted.
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French Defense Ministry Considering a Small Company Investment Fund
Defense ministry officials are in talks with the finance ministry to set up a government investment fund of “several million euros” to invest in small high technology companies, which carry a national sovereignty interest, Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday.
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Thales Likely to Beat Out Airbus in Mini-Drone Tender
If the selection is confirmed, Thales will displace incumbent Airbus Defence and Space, which had supplied its Drac mini-drone.
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Airbus May Cut More Than 1,000 ‘White Collar’ Jobs
Airbus is poised to lay off between 780 and more than 1,000 “white collar” staff, with high technology and communications posts to go as the aerospace and defense group pursues an announced restructuring plan, business daily Les Echos reported Wednesday.
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French Defense Chief, Airbus Spar Over ‘Tactical’ A400M Deliveries
French officials are in tough talks with Airbus Defense & Space for a timely delivery of a more capable “tactical” version of the A400M military transport plane, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said.
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French Naval Aircraft’s Operational Availability Revealed in Letter to MP
The French Navy’s three-strong fleet of Hawkeye E-2C spy planes increased its 2015 operational availability to 32.3 percent from 24.7 percent in the previous year, according to the MoD.
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French President Anticipates ‘Period of Uncertainty’ After Trump Is Elected US President
French President François Hollande has said the US election results have ushered in a time of uncertainty, even as the French head of state congratulated Donald Trump for his victory.
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MEP Touches on Brexit, Possible Deterioration of European Security Cooperation
The expected Brexit negotiations between London and Brussels would be more akin to an emotionally charged and divisive experience of a divorce, said a member of the European Parliament.
-
Airbus Outlines Plan to Cut More Than 1,000 Jobs
Airbus plans to shed 1,164 management jobs in a bid to streamline and boost its competitiveness, the aerospace and defense company said today.
-
France Eyes Industry Boost From Volvo’s Renault Trucks Defense Sale
Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian says he is “vigilant” about the transaction.
-
Mixed Signs for Foreign Military Sales Under Trump
Industry is watching closely to see how foreign weapons sales might be impacted.
-
French Defense Ministry Considering a Small Company Investment Fund
Defense ministry officials are in talks with the finance ministry to set up a government investment fund of “several million euros” to invest in small high technology companies, which carry a national sovereignty interest, Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday.
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Thales Likely to Beat Out Airbus in Mini-Drone Tender
If the selection is confirmed, Thales will displace incumbent Airbus Defence and Space, which had supplied its Drac mini-drone.
-
Airbus May Cut More Than 1,000 ‘White Collar’ Jobs
Airbus is poised to lay off between 780 and more than 1,000 “white collar” staff, with high technology and communications posts to go as the aerospace and defense group pursues an announced restructuring plan, business daily Les Echos reported Wednesday.
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French Defense Chief, Airbus Spar Over ‘Tactical’ A400M Deliveries
French officials are in tough talks with Airbus Defense & Space for a timely delivery of a more capable “tactical” version of the A400M military transport plane, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said.
-
French Naval Aircraft’s Operational Availability Revealed in Letter to MP
The French Navy’s three-strong fleet of Hawkeye E-2C spy planes increased its 2015 operational availability to 32.3 percent from 24.7 percent in the previous year, according to the MoD.
-
French President Anticipates ‘Period of Uncertainty’ After Trump Is Elected US President
French President François Hollande has said the US election results have ushered in a time of uncertainty, even as the French head of state congratulated Donald Trump for his victory.
-
MEP Touches on Brexit, Possible Deterioration of European Security Cooperation
The expected Brexit negotiations between London and Brussels would be more akin to an emotionally charged and divisive experience of a divorce, said a member of the European Parliament.
-
Airbus Outlines Plan to Cut More Than 1,000 Jobs
Airbus plans to shed 1,164 management jobs in a bid to streamline and boost its competitiveness, the aerospace and defense company said today.
-
France Eyes Industry Boost From Volvo’s Renault Trucks Defense Sale
Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian says he is “vigilant” about the transaction.
-
Mixed Signs for Foreign Military Sales Under Trump
Industry is watching closely to see how foreign weapons sales might be impacted.
-
French Defense Ministry Considering a Small Company Investment Fund
Defense ministry officials are in talks with the finance ministry to set up a government investment fund of “several million euros” to invest in small high technology companies, which carry a national sovereignty interest, Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday.
-
Thales Likely to Beat Out Airbus in Mini-Drone Tender
If the selection is confirmed, Thales will displace incumbent Airbus Defence and Space, which had supplied its Drac mini-drone.
-
Airbus May Cut More Than 1,000 ‘White Collar’ Jobs
Airbus is poised to lay off between 780 and more than 1,000 “white collar” staff, with high technology and communications posts to go as the aerospace and defense group pursues an announced restructuring plan, business daily Les Echos reported Wednesday.
-
French Defense Chief, Airbus Spar Over ‘Tactical’ A400M Deliveries
French officials are in tough talks with Airbus Defense & Space for a timely delivery of a more capable “tactical” version of the A400M military transport plane, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said.
-
French Naval Aircraft’s Operational Availability Revealed in Letter to MP
The French Navy’s three-strong fleet of Hawkeye E-2C spy planes increased its 2015 operational availability to 32.3 percent from 24.7 percent in the previous year, according to the MoD.
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French President Anticipates ‘Period of Uncertainty’ After Trump Is Elected US President
French President François Hollande has said the US election results have ushered in a time of uncertainty, even as the French head of state congratulated Donald Trump for his victory.



