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Poll: Germans, Americans far apart on use of military, defense spending
The results are unlikely to surprise anyone following trans-Atlantic relations. But they put into perspective why deep-seated differences persist in crafting a more coherent political show of force between the two nations.
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US-Israeli anti-missile drill aborted over coronavirus fears
U.S. European Command’s Defender Europe 2020 exercise is still scheduled to go ahead as planned.
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Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
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Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
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Germany’s to-do list: A spring of (in)decisions is brewing in Berlin
Officials are slated to announce key program decisions this spring that could redefine the trans-Atlantic relationship on a political and industrial level.
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French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
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Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
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Europeans crank up defense spending amid doubts over US backing
American bases overseas are no longer seen as an automatic commitment to longstanding allies, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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Germany moves to protect its military-cyber industry
A new German strategy document declares defense-related cyber technologies as key national assets, affording the domestic sector some protection from international competition.
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Munich Report: NATO funding quarrels mask a more sinister threat to the Alliance
A new report warns that the true threat to the Alliance lies in the rise of anti-democratic leanings in its own ranks.
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Poll: Germans, Americans far apart on use of military, defense spending
The results are unlikely to surprise anyone following trans-Atlantic relations. But they put into perspective why deep-seated differences persist in crafting a more coherent political show of force between the two nations.
-
US-Israeli anti-missile drill aborted over coronavirus fears
U.S. European Command’s Defender Europe 2020 exercise is still scheduled to go ahead as planned.
-
Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
-
Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
-
Germany’s to-do list: A spring of (in)decisions is brewing in Berlin
Officials are slated to announce key program decisions this spring that could redefine the trans-Atlantic relationship on a political and industrial level.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
-
Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
-
Europeans crank up defense spending amid doubts over US backing
American bases overseas are no longer seen as an automatic commitment to longstanding allies, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
-
Germany moves to protect its military-cyber industry
A new German strategy document declares defense-related cyber technologies as key national assets, affording the domestic sector some protection from international competition.
-
Munich Report: NATO funding quarrels mask a more sinister threat to the Alliance
A new report warns that the true threat to the Alliance lies in the rise of anti-democratic leanings in its own ranks.
-
Poll: Germans, Americans far apart on use of military, defense spending
The results are unlikely to surprise anyone following trans-Atlantic relations. But they put into perspective why deep-seated differences persist in crafting a more coherent political show of force between the two nations.
-
US-Israeli anti-missile drill aborted over coronavirus fears
U.S. European Command’s Defender Europe 2020 exercise is still scheduled to go ahead as planned.
-
Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
-
Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
-
Germany’s to-do list: A spring of (in)decisions is brewing in Berlin
Officials are slated to announce key program decisions this spring that could redefine the trans-Atlantic relationship on a political and industrial level.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
-
Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
-
Europeans crank up defense spending amid doubts over US backing
American bases overseas are no longer seen as an automatic commitment to longstanding allies, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
-
Germany moves to protect its military-cyber industry
A new German strategy document declares defense-related cyber technologies as key national assets, affording the domestic sector some protection from international competition.
-
Munich Report: NATO funding quarrels mask a more sinister threat to the Alliance
A new report warns that the true threat to the Alliance lies in the rise of anti-democratic leanings in its own ranks.
