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Germany, France plot new steps for trinational fighter jet — but what about Spain?
The German Defence Ministry has sent lawmakers new study plans for the Future Combat Air System, revealing that Spain has yet to be fully brought along to the next stage.
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Brexit turns up the heat on access rules to EU defense coffers
With Britain now out of the EU, the topic of including nonmember states in the bloc’s defense-cooperation scheme has renewed urgency.
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Germany walks away from $2.5 billion purchase of US Navy’s Triton spy drones
Berlin will instead buy modified business jets untethered from drone-specific airspace restrictions over Europe.
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Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
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Estonia, US launch effort to ease sharing of cyberthreat intel
The five-year effort will attempt to find ways around a conundrum that often prevents even close allies from telling each other about threats in the virtual domain.
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Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
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Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
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Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
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BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
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Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
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Germany, France plot new steps for trinational fighter jet — but what about Spain?
The German Defence Ministry has sent lawmakers new study plans for the Future Combat Air System, revealing that Spain has yet to be fully brought along to the next stage.
-
Brexit turns up the heat on access rules to EU defense coffers
With Britain now out of the EU, the topic of including nonmember states in the bloc’s defense-cooperation scheme has renewed urgency.
-
Germany walks away from $2.5 billion purchase of US Navy’s Triton spy drones
Berlin will instead buy modified business jets untethered from drone-specific airspace restrictions over Europe.
-
Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
-
Estonia, US launch effort to ease sharing of cyberthreat intel
The five-year effort will attempt to find ways around a conundrum that often prevents even close allies from telling each other about threats in the virtual domain.
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Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
-
Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
-
Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
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Germany, France plot new steps for trinational fighter jet — but what about Spain?
The German Defence Ministry has sent lawmakers new study plans for the Future Combat Air System, revealing that Spain has yet to be fully brought along to the next stage.
-
Brexit turns up the heat on access rules to EU defense coffers
With Britain now out of the EU, the topic of including nonmember states in the bloc’s defense-cooperation scheme has renewed urgency.
-
Germany walks away from $2.5 billion purchase of US Navy’s Triton spy drones
Berlin will instead buy modified business jets untethered from drone-specific airspace restrictions over Europe.
-
Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
-
Estonia, US launch effort to ease sharing of cyberthreat intel
The five-year effort will attempt to find ways around a conundrum that often prevents even close allies from telling each other about threats in the virtual domain.
-
Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
-
Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
-
Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
