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Iran presses Europe to defy US and stay in nuke pact
The future of the Obama-era accord split Europe and the Trump administration on yet another front.
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Merkel: Europe’s defense posture hinges on common arms-export policy
The push is meant to clear a hurdle toward cooperative French-German tank and aircraft programs.
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Merkel nudges China to help save the INF Treaty
But experts believe China has little incentive to restrict its missile arsenal.
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NATO’s internal rifts emerge as powerful subtext at Munich forum
Germany’s defense minister is urging fellow NATO leaders to speak with one voice in their approach to ongoing crises, bringing to the forefront the simmering problem of diverging ideas threatening to split the alliance from within.
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Pentagon chief asks allies to expand ISIS fight as US withdraws in Syria
Patrick Shanahan wants allies to evolve to fight Islamic State’s global ideology
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Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
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Europe risks losing its footing amid shifting world order, report warns
The continent should redouble its efforts toward a capable common military in order to remain a player on the world stage, argues the 2019 Munich Security Conference report.
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Airbus, Dassault tapped to pin down Franco-German fighter plans
The ambitious Future Combat Air System program chugs along with more concept development to be done. Next stop: Paris Air Show in June 2019.
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French Air Force rehearses a long-range nuclear strike
News of the drill comes days after Russia and the Unites States abandoned a landmark arms-control treaty.
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Germany’s plan to boost defense spending hits a snag
News that the country’s spending target is at risk is sure to embolden the narrative in Washington that Europe is somehow taking advantage of the United States.
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Iran presses Europe to defy US and stay in nuke pact
The future of the Obama-era accord split Europe and the Trump administration on yet another front.
-
Merkel: Europe’s defense posture hinges on common arms-export policy
The push is meant to clear a hurdle toward cooperative French-German tank and aircraft programs.
-
Merkel nudges China to help save the INF Treaty
But experts believe China has little incentive to restrict its missile arsenal.
-
NATO’s internal rifts emerge as powerful subtext at Munich forum
Germany’s defense minister is urging fellow NATO leaders to speak with one voice in their approach to ongoing crises, bringing to the forefront the simmering problem of diverging ideas threatening to split the alliance from within.
-
Pentagon chief asks allies to expand ISIS fight as US withdraws in Syria
Patrick Shanahan wants allies to evolve to fight Islamic State’s global ideology
-
Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
-
Europe risks losing its footing amid shifting world order, report warns
The continent should redouble its efforts toward a capable common military in order to remain a player on the world stage, argues the 2019 Munich Security Conference report.
-
Airbus, Dassault tapped to pin down Franco-German fighter plans
The ambitious Future Combat Air System program chugs along with more concept development to be done. Next stop: Paris Air Show in June 2019.
-
French Air Force rehearses a long-range nuclear strike
News of the drill comes days after Russia and the Unites States abandoned a landmark arms-control treaty.
-
Germany’s plan to boost defense spending hits a snag
News that the country’s spending target is at risk is sure to embolden the narrative in Washington that Europe is somehow taking advantage of the United States.
-
Iran presses Europe to defy US and stay in nuke pact
The future of the Obama-era accord split Europe and the Trump administration on yet another front.
-
Merkel: Europe’s defense posture hinges on common arms-export policy
The push is meant to clear a hurdle toward cooperative French-German tank and aircraft programs.
-
Merkel nudges China to help save the INF Treaty
But experts believe China has little incentive to restrict its missile arsenal.
-
NATO’s internal rifts emerge as powerful subtext at Munich forum
Germany’s defense minister is urging fellow NATO leaders to speak with one voice in their approach to ongoing crises, bringing to the forefront the simmering problem of diverging ideas threatening to split the alliance from within.
-
Pentagon chief asks allies to expand ISIS fight as US withdraws in Syria
Patrick Shanahan wants allies to evolve to fight Islamic State’s global ideology
-
Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
-
Europe risks losing its footing amid shifting world order, report warns
The continent should redouble its efforts toward a capable common military in order to remain a player on the world stage, argues the 2019 Munich Security Conference report.
-
Airbus, Dassault tapped to pin down Franco-German fighter plans
The ambitious Future Combat Air System program chugs along with more concept development to be done. Next stop: Paris Air Show in June 2019.
-
French Air Force rehearses a long-range nuclear strike
News of the drill comes days after Russia and the Unites States abandoned a landmark arms-control treaty.
-
Germany’s plan to boost defense spending hits a snag
News that the country’s spending target is at risk is sure to embolden the narrative in Washington that Europe is somehow taking advantage of the United States.
