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Sweden clings to its non-NATO status amid substantial defense budget boost
“I don’t think it’s so easy to say that the solution to all the defense questions in our part of Europe is solved by only a NATO membership,” Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist said.
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Report of Russian navigation gear on German submarines has lawmakers on alert
A report that Russian-developed navigation technology is installed on German Navy submarines has prompted lawmakers to investigate.
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Three companies make a joint run for Germany’s new air-defense program
German contractors Rheinmetall, Hensoldt and Diehl Defence have teamed up to bid on the country’s envisioned short-range, air-defense program.
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German government buys stake in defense supplier Hensoldt
The German government is buying a minority stake in defense supplier Hensoldt, a company that derives from European aircraft manufacturer Airbus’ former defense and security electronics division.
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Agreement in hand, German-Norwegian submarine scheme awaits funding decision
German defense leaders plan to submit the deal for parliamentary consideration before the summer recess.
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Germany shelves new anti-missile weapon and turns to drone defense
The announcement comes after months of studying options between the costly TLVS platform, aimed at destroying sophisticated missiles and aircraft, and cheaper weapons for intercepting enemy drones.
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Proposed US submarine-hunting plane prompts hand-wringing in Germany
The U.S. government has cleared the sale of five P-8A maritime patrol aircraft to Germany, but Berlin is nowhere near ready to make a decision on the $1.8 billion purchase.
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Airbus tells French lawmakers there’s no ‘Plan B’ for FCAS
Airbus and Dassault are still struggling with a way forward for the embattled sixth-generation fighter program.
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US-EU cooperation pitch on military mobility gets positive response
The United States could get a foot in the door of the European Union’s PESCO defense cooperation scheme.
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Botched military helo tender shall remain kaput, German court rules
Lockheed Martin’s protest in the German STH program forces an unflattering assessment of the government’s procurement process.
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Sweden clings to its non-NATO status amid substantial defense budget boost
“I don’t think it’s so easy to say that the solution to all the defense questions in our part of Europe is solved by only a NATO membership,” Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist said.
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Report of Russian navigation gear on German submarines has lawmakers on alert
A report that Russian-developed navigation technology is installed on German Navy submarines has prompted lawmakers to investigate.
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Three companies make a joint run for Germany’s new air-defense program
German contractors Rheinmetall, Hensoldt and Diehl Defence have teamed up to bid on the country’s envisioned short-range, air-defense program.
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German government buys stake in defense supplier Hensoldt
The German government is buying a minority stake in defense supplier Hensoldt, a company that derives from European aircraft manufacturer Airbus’ former defense and security electronics division.
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Agreement in hand, German-Norwegian submarine scheme awaits funding decision
German defense leaders plan to submit the deal for parliamentary consideration before the summer recess.
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Germany shelves new anti-missile weapon and turns to drone defense
The announcement comes after months of studying options between the costly TLVS platform, aimed at destroying sophisticated missiles and aircraft, and cheaper weapons for intercepting enemy drones.
-
Proposed US submarine-hunting plane prompts hand-wringing in Germany
The U.S. government has cleared the sale of five P-8A maritime patrol aircraft to Germany, but Berlin is nowhere near ready to make a decision on the $1.8 billion purchase.
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Airbus tells French lawmakers there’s no ‘Plan B’ for FCAS
Airbus and Dassault are still struggling with a way forward for the embattled sixth-generation fighter program.
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US-EU cooperation pitch on military mobility gets positive response
The United States could get a foot in the door of the European Union’s PESCO defense cooperation scheme.
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Botched military helo tender shall remain kaput, German court rules
Lockheed Martin’s protest in the German STH program forces an unflattering assessment of the government’s procurement process.
-
Sweden clings to its non-NATO status amid substantial defense budget boost
“I don’t think it’s so easy to say that the solution to all the defense questions in our part of Europe is solved by only a NATO membership,” Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist said.
-
Report of Russian navigation gear on German submarines has lawmakers on alert
A report that Russian-developed navigation technology is installed on German Navy submarines has prompted lawmakers to investigate.
-
Three companies make a joint run for Germany’s new air-defense program
German contractors Rheinmetall, Hensoldt and Diehl Defence have teamed up to bid on the country’s envisioned short-range, air-defense program.
-
German government buys stake in defense supplier Hensoldt
The German government is buying a minority stake in defense supplier Hensoldt, a company that derives from European aircraft manufacturer Airbus’ former defense and security electronics division.
-
Agreement in hand, German-Norwegian submarine scheme awaits funding decision
German defense leaders plan to submit the deal for parliamentary consideration before the summer recess.
-
Germany shelves new anti-missile weapon and turns to drone defense
The announcement comes after months of studying options between the costly TLVS platform, aimed at destroying sophisticated missiles and aircraft, and cheaper weapons for intercepting enemy drones.
-
Proposed US submarine-hunting plane prompts hand-wringing in Germany
The U.S. government has cleared the sale of five P-8A maritime patrol aircraft to Germany, but Berlin is nowhere near ready to make a decision on the $1.8 billion purchase.
-
Airbus tells French lawmakers there’s no ‘Plan B’ for FCAS
Airbus and Dassault are still struggling with a way forward for the embattled sixth-generation fighter program.
-
US-EU cooperation pitch on military mobility gets positive response
The United States could get a foot in the door of the European Union’s PESCO defense cooperation scheme.
-
Botched military helo tender shall remain kaput, German court rules
Lockheed Martin’s protest in the German STH program forces an unflattering assessment of the government’s procurement process.
