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Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
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NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
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German government cites US ties in choice of F-18 planes for nuclear, jamming missions
Boeing has a foot in the door in Germany, but a final decision is still years away.
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Germany’s Defence Ministry is under the gun to name a Tornado replacement
You can count on Germany to stir the pot of nuclear weapons sharing amid a global pandemic.
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Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
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NATO defense ministers to weigh coronavirus fallout
Amid the immediate crisis management, questions surrounding virus-related disinformation, supply-chain dependencies and military spending are expected to be on the agenda for April 15.
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Three of Russia’s European neighbors push for joint armored vehicle
New technical agreement could see the first steps toward a prototype development happen this year.
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Spanish parliament approves North Macedonia’s NATO membership bid
Lawmakers voted on the bill remotely for fear of spreading the COVID-19 illness in the Madrid parliament.
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‘You need two to tango’: Naval Group CEO Hervé Guillou on business in Europe and Down Under
A deal with Germany in the naval-industrial sector remains elusive, the outgoing executive of Naval Group tells Defense News.
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Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
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Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
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NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
-
German government cites US ties in choice of F-18 planes for nuclear, jamming missions
Boeing has a foot in the door in Germany, but a final decision is still years away.
-
Germany’s Defence Ministry is under the gun to name a Tornado replacement
You can count on Germany to stir the pot of nuclear weapons sharing amid a global pandemic.
-
Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
-
NATO defense ministers to weigh coronavirus fallout
Amid the immediate crisis management, questions surrounding virus-related disinformation, supply-chain dependencies and military spending are expected to be on the agenda for April 15.
-
Three of Russia’s European neighbors push for joint armored vehicle
New technical agreement could see the first steps toward a prototype development happen this year.
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Spanish parliament approves North Macedonia’s NATO membership bid
Lawmakers voted on the bill remotely for fear of spreading the COVID-19 illness in the Madrid parliament.
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‘You need two to tango’: Naval Group CEO Hervé Guillou on business in Europe and Down Under
A deal with Germany in the naval-industrial sector remains elusive, the outgoing executive of Naval Group tells Defense News.
-
Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
-
Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
-
NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
-
German government cites US ties in choice of F-18 planes for nuclear, jamming missions
Boeing has a foot in the door in Germany, but a final decision is still years away.
-
Germany’s Defence Ministry is under the gun to name a Tornado replacement
You can count on Germany to stir the pot of nuclear weapons sharing amid a global pandemic.
-
Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
-
NATO defense ministers to weigh coronavirus fallout
Amid the immediate crisis management, questions surrounding virus-related disinformation, supply-chain dependencies and military spending are expected to be on the agenda for April 15.
-
Three of Russia’s European neighbors push for joint armored vehicle
New technical agreement could see the first steps toward a prototype development happen this year.
-
Spanish parliament approves North Macedonia’s NATO membership bid
Lawmakers voted on the bill remotely for fear of spreading the COVID-19 illness in the Madrid parliament.
-
‘You need two to tango’: Naval Group CEO Hervé Guillou on business in Europe and Down Under
A deal with Germany in the naval-industrial sector remains elusive, the outgoing executive of Naval Group tells Defense News.
-
Germany plans to send a warship to the Indian Ocean
The air-defense vessel will begin its journey in May with interceptor test firings off the coast of Norway.
