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NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
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European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
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NATO’s secure online-meeting tools have some in the European Union jealous
Sharing is caring, argues Germany’s defense minister.
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German defense ministry targets new US channel for buying heavy cargo helicopters
By picking the foreign military sales route, the Bundeswehr is expected to work more closely with the U.S. government.
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German industry lead prepares for possible collapse of TLVS anti-missile program
MBDA now thinks a contract still won’t materialize next year.
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NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
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Germany joins nascent European push to shoot down hypersonic missiles
Nudged by France, Germany has changed its status from an observer nation to a participant country in the so-called TWISTER effort.
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European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
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Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
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Rheinmetall unveils new ground robot for armed reconnaissance
Rheinmetall’s Mission Master series is something of a counterpoint to Estonia’s Milrem Robotics, which has been making inroads with European ground forces through its tracked THeMIS vehicle.
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NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
-
European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
-
NATO’s secure online-meeting tools have some in the European Union jealous
Sharing is caring, argues Germany’s defense minister.
-
German defense ministry targets new US channel for buying heavy cargo helicopters
By picking the foreign military sales route, the Bundeswehr is expected to work more closely with the U.S. government.
-
German industry lead prepares for possible collapse of TLVS anti-missile program
MBDA now thinks a contract still won’t materialize next year.
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NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
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Germany joins nascent European push to shoot down hypersonic missiles
Nudged by France, Germany has changed its status from an observer nation to a participant country in the so-called TWISTER effort.
-
European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
-
Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
-
Rheinmetall unveils new ground robot for armed reconnaissance
Rheinmetall’s Mission Master series is something of a counterpoint to Estonia’s Milrem Robotics, which has been making inroads with European ground forces through its tracked THeMIS vehicle.
-
NATO chief wades into fiery German debate on armed drones
Stoltenberg’s comments come as the question of arming drones has caused a major kerfuffle between the CDU and SPD parties, which form Germany’s coalition government.
-
European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
-
NATO’s secure online-meeting tools have some in the European Union jealous
Sharing is caring, argues Germany’s defense minister.
-
German defense ministry targets new US channel for buying heavy cargo helicopters
By picking the foreign military sales route, the Bundeswehr is expected to work more closely with the U.S. government.
-
German industry lead prepares for possible collapse of TLVS anti-missile program
MBDA now thinks a contract still won’t materialize next year.
-
NATO must find a unified voice to talk about — not to — China, advisers find
The report produced by the so-called Reflection Group minces no words when it comes to describing China’s government as a rising threat.
-
Germany joins nascent European push to shoot down hypersonic missiles
Nudged by France, Germany has changed its status from an observer nation to a participant country in the so-called TWISTER effort.
-
European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
-
Aircraft makers sweeten their offers in high-stakes Swiss warplane race
The degree of local industry participation is shaping up to be a major factor for the famously independence-minded Swiss.
-
Rheinmetall unveils new ground robot for armed reconnaissance
Rheinmetall’s Mission Master series is something of a counterpoint to Estonia’s Milrem Robotics, which has been making inroads with European ground forces through its tracked THeMIS vehicle.
