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Greece signs pact to buy three frigates from France
The Greek ministry of defense has committed to buying three frigates from France’s Naval Group with weaponry supplied by MBDA in a potential $3.5 billion deal, the companies announced on Sept. 28.
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French submarine snub tests EU defense cooperation avenues
France’s rage over its abrupt sidelining by an Australian-British-US defense pact is drawing fresh attention to nascent European Union cooperation programs designed to build bridges across the Atlantic and the English Channel.
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Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
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Top defense leaders kick off new phase for Europe’s next-gen fighter
Top defense leaders from France, Germany and Spain have formalized plans to begin the preliminary development phase for a lead plane under the Future Combat Air System program, committing their governments to spending billions of euros in the coming years.
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US-European momentum on military mobility still stuck in bureaucracy
A marquee cooperation project between the European Union and the Pentagon aimed at cutting the red tape during cross-border deployments of military gear in Europe has yet to get fully off the ground, as deliberations continue about the ground rules for non-EU participants.
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Germany readies frigates for ballistic missile defense missions
The German Navy plans to equip its Sachsen-class frigates with new radars that expand the vessels’ capabilities into the field of ballistic missile defense.
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NATO chief flags Baltic tensions ahead of Zapad military drill
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance will keep a close eye on “hybrid activities” by Belarus against alliance member Lithuania.
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US approves $270 million deal for Greek F-16 upkeep
The approved items include “engineering, technical and logistics support services” for the warplanes, in addition to training equipment, targeting upgrades and mission-planning enhancements.
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German warship ‘Bayern’ heads to the Indo-Pacific
The first such deployment in almost 20 years is meant to uphold freedom of navigation in international waters, Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
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The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
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Greece signs pact to buy three frigates from France
The Greek ministry of defense has committed to buying three frigates from France’s Naval Group with weaponry supplied by MBDA in a potential $3.5 billion deal, the companies announced on Sept. 28.
-
French submarine snub tests EU defense cooperation avenues
France’s rage over its abrupt sidelining by an Australian-British-US defense pact is drawing fresh attention to nascent European Union cooperation programs designed to build bridges across the Atlantic and the English Channel.
-
Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
-
Top defense leaders kick off new phase for Europe’s next-gen fighter
Top defense leaders from France, Germany and Spain have formalized plans to begin the preliminary development phase for a lead plane under the Future Combat Air System program, committing their governments to spending billions of euros in the coming years.
-
US-European momentum on military mobility still stuck in bureaucracy
A marquee cooperation project between the European Union and the Pentagon aimed at cutting the red tape during cross-border deployments of military gear in Europe has yet to get fully off the ground, as deliberations continue about the ground rules for non-EU participants.
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Germany readies frigates for ballistic missile defense missions
The German Navy plans to equip its Sachsen-class frigates with new radars that expand the vessels’ capabilities into the field of ballistic missile defense.
-
NATO chief flags Baltic tensions ahead of Zapad military drill
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance will keep a close eye on “hybrid activities” by Belarus against alliance member Lithuania.
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US approves $270 million deal for Greek F-16 upkeep
The approved items include “engineering, technical and logistics support services” for the warplanes, in addition to training equipment, targeting upgrades and mission-planning enhancements.
-
German warship ‘Bayern’ heads to the Indo-Pacific
The first such deployment in almost 20 years is meant to uphold freedom of navigation in international waters, Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
-
The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
-
Greece signs pact to buy three frigates from France
The Greek ministry of defense has committed to buying three frigates from France’s Naval Group with weaponry supplied by MBDA in a potential $3.5 billion deal, the companies announced on Sept. 28.
-
French submarine snub tests EU defense cooperation avenues
France’s rage over its abrupt sidelining by an Australian-British-US defense pact is drawing fresh attention to nascent European Union cooperation programs designed to build bridges across the Atlantic and the English Channel.
-
Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
-
Top defense leaders kick off new phase for Europe’s next-gen fighter
Top defense leaders from France, Germany and Spain have formalized plans to begin the preliminary development phase for a lead plane under the Future Combat Air System program, committing their governments to spending billions of euros in the coming years.
-
US-European momentum on military mobility still stuck in bureaucracy
A marquee cooperation project between the European Union and the Pentagon aimed at cutting the red tape during cross-border deployments of military gear in Europe has yet to get fully off the ground, as deliberations continue about the ground rules for non-EU participants.
-
Germany readies frigates for ballistic missile defense missions
The German Navy plans to equip its Sachsen-class frigates with new radars that expand the vessels’ capabilities into the field of ballistic missile defense.
-
NATO chief flags Baltic tensions ahead of Zapad military drill
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance will keep a close eye on “hybrid activities” by Belarus against alliance member Lithuania.
-
US approves $270 million deal for Greek F-16 upkeep
The approved items include “engineering, technical and logistics support services” for the warplanes, in addition to training equipment, targeting upgrades and mission-planning enhancements.
-
German warship ‘Bayern’ heads to the Indo-Pacific
The first such deployment in almost 20 years is meant to uphold freedom of navigation in international waters, Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
-
The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
