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Europeans weigh scope of security guarantees for Ukraine
The comments come as talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators last week teed up the question of alternative assurances outside of NATO’s Article 5 mutual-assistance clause that the West is willing to extend.
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Greek officials sign contract for three Naval Group frigates
The deal puts to rest speculation about whether Lockheed Martin was hoping for a last-minute snatch of a similar sale to the Hellenic Navy.
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EU nations circle the wagons in new ‘Strategic Compass’
Officials had hastened to rewrite the document since the invasion of Ukraine began in late February, replacing diplomatic speak with plain language painting Russia as an aggressor against its neighbor.
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NATO launches analyses for hardening its eastern flank
Potential force changes spanning the land, air, naval and cyber domains are expected to be ready for decisions by national leaders at the NATO summit in Madrid in late June.
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Germany to buy F-35 warplanes for nuclear deterrence
The decision comes in the context of Germany’s massive defense strategy adjustment following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Sensing a feeding frenzy, German arms makers jockey for position
Companies were put on notice that they should drop outstanding procurement disputes on the docket with the Defence Ministry in order to partake in upcoming work.
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Stunned by Putin’s war, nations rewrite their playbooks on defense
With no end game in sight for the conflict, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are beginning to settle in for the long haul.
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Scholz proposes 100 billion euro defense fund, vows to exceed NATO spending goal
Prompted by Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the measures amount to a stunning reversal of decades of anemic defense funding.
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On day two of Putin’s war, NATO members continue beefing up their defenses
German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht said there was a glimmer of hope, though “no certainty,” that the Russian president would shy away from crossing additional boundaries.
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German defense ministry preps citizens for possible military movements
According to the announcement, all levels of the Bundeswehr are tasked to make preparations for switching to a quick-reaction posture in case of a NATO Response Force deployment.
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Europeans weigh scope of security guarantees for Ukraine
The comments come as talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators last week teed up the question of alternative assurances outside of NATO’s Article 5 mutual-assistance clause that the West is willing to extend.
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Greek officials sign contract for three Naval Group frigates
The deal puts to rest speculation about whether Lockheed Martin was hoping for a last-minute snatch of a similar sale to the Hellenic Navy.
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EU nations circle the wagons in new ‘Strategic Compass’
Officials had hastened to rewrite the document since the invasion of Ukraine began in late February, replacing diplomatic speak with plain language painting Russia as an aggressor against its neighbor.
-
NATO launches analyses for hardening its eastern flank
Potential force changes spanning the land, air, naval and cyber domains are expected to be ready for decisions by national leaders at the NATO summit in Madrid in late June.
-
Germany to buy F-35 warplanes for nuclear deterrence
The decision comes in the context of Germany’s massive defense strategy adjustment following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Sensing a feeding frenzy, German arms makers jockey for position
Companies were put on notice that they should drop outstanding procurement disputes on the docket with the Defence Ministry in order to partake in upcoming work.
-
Stunned by Putin’s war, nations rewrite their playbooks on defense
With no end game in sight for the conflict, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are beginning to settle in for the long haul.
-
Scholz proposes 100 billion euro defense fund, vows to exceed NATO spending goal
Prompted by Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the measures amount to a stunning reversal of decades of anemic defense funding.
-
On day two of Putin’s war, NATO members continue beefing up their defenses
German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht said there was a glimmer of hope, though “no certainty,” that the Russian president would shy away from crossing additional boundaries.
-
German defense ministry preps citizens for possible military movements
According to the announcement, all levels of the Bundeswehr are tasked to make preparations for switching to a quick-reaction posture in case of a NATO Response Force deployment.
-
Europeans weigh scope of security guarantees for Ukraine
The comments come as talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators last week teed up the question of alternative assurances outside of NATO’s Article 5 mutual-assistance clause that the West is willing to extend.
-
Greek officials sign contract for three Naval Group frigates
The deal puts to rest speculation about whether Lockheed Martin was hoping for a last-minute snatch of a similar sale to the Hellenic Navy.
-
EU nations circle the wagons in new ‘Strategic Compass’
Officials had hastened to rewrite the document since the invasion of Ukraine began in late February, replacing diplomatic speak with plain language painting Russia as an aggressor against its neighbor.
-
NATO launches analyses for hardening its eastern flank
Potential force changes spanning the land, air, naval and cyber domains are expected to be ready for decisions by national leaders at the NATO summit in Madrid in late June.
-
Germany to buy F-35 warplanes for nuclear deterrence
The decision comes in the context of Germany’s massive defense strategy adjustment following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Sensing a feeding frenzy, German arms makers jockey for position
Companies were put on notice that they should drop outstanding procurement disputes on the docket with the Defence Ministry in order to partake in upcoming work.
-
Stunned by Putin’s war, nations rewrite their playbooks on defense
With no end game in sight for the conflict, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are beginning to settle in for the long haul.
-
Scholz proposes 100 billion euro defense fund, vows to exceed NATO spending goal
Prompted by Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the measures amount to a stunning reversal of decades of anemic defense funding.
-
On day two of Putin’s war, NATO members continue beefing up their defenses
German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht said there was a glimmer of hope, though “no certainty,” that the Russian president would shy away from crossing additional boundaries.
-
German defense ministry preps citizens for possible military movements
According to the announcement, all levels of the Bundeswehr are tasked to make preparations for switching to a quick-reaction posture in case of a NATO Response Force deployment.
