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Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
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France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
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Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
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NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
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Greek defense minister makes crowd-funding plea to afford new warships
Cash-strapped Athens is pitching an unusual idea to modernize its navy, though one expert warns nobody should hold their breath about this one.
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Lockheed-Airbus venture ups the pressure on Boeing to deliver its US Air Force tankers
An agreement between Lockheed Martin and Airbus may have reignited the Tanker Wars.
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With nod to Paris, MBDA claims lead on EU tank-killing missile
The pick of an EU-endorsed weapon highlights the industrial interests at stake in each of the PESCO projects.
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Tank maker takeover: Germany’s Rheinmetall eyes acquisition of rival KMW
The deal could shake up the industry, just as France and Germany make plans for a new battle tank.
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With nukes in mind, French officials stake out must-haves for Franco-German warplane
The futuristic weapons program is turning into something of a test case on Europe’s ability to execute a common defense vision.
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With plans for drone sidekicks, Europe’s futuristic jet program slowly comes into focus
Autonomy will be a key feature for the jet and its accompanying drones.
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Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
-
France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
-
NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
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Greek defense minister makes crowd-funding plea to afford new warships
Cash-strapped Athens is pitching an unusual idea to modernize its navy, though one expert warns nobody should hold their breath about this one.
-
Lockheed-Airbus venture ups the pressure on Boeing to deliver its US Air Force tankers
An agreement between Lockheed Martin and Airbus may have reignited the Tanker Wars.
-
With nod to Paris, MBDA claims lead on EU tank-killing missile
The pick of an EU-endorsed weapon highlights the industrial interests at stake in each of the PESCO projects.
-
Tank maker takeover: Germany’s Rheinmetall eyes acquisition of rival KMW
The deal could shake up the industry, just as France and Germany make plans for a new battle tank.
-
With nukes in mind, French officials stake out must-haves for Franco-German warplane
The futuristic weapons program is turning into something of a test case on Europe’s ability to execute a common defense vision.
-
With plans for drone sidekicks, Europe’s futuristic jet program slowly comes into focus
Autonomy will be a key feature for the jet and its accompanying drones.
-
Brazil’s oil revenue is set to fuel multibillion-dollar warship program
Four European shipbuilders are keeping a close eye on Brazil’s financial situation, as a March deadline approaches to submit final proposals for a corvette program.
-
France’s Naval Group eyes Brazil as hub for its regional submarine business
Brazil’s launch of the Riachuelo attack submarine is only a first step toward greater spending on warships, including nuclear-powered boats.
-
Germany, US haggle over access to secret missile-performance data
Germany wants an anti-missile system that can work against the Russian Iskander missile and threats flying at hypersonic speed.
-
NATO defense investment official talks European security and artificial intelligence
Camille Grand answers our questions about the state of play between the EU and NATO, defense spending by allies, and new technologies on the horizon.
-
Greek defense minister makes crowd-funding plea to afford new warships
Cash-strapped Athens is pitching an unusual idea to modernize its navy, though one expert warns nobody should hold their breath about this one.
-
Lockheed-Airbus venture ups the pressure on Boeing to deliver its US Air Force tankers
An agreement between Lockheed Martin and Airbus may have reignited the Tanker Wars.
-
With nod to Paris, MBDA claims lead on EU tank-killing missile
The pick of an EU-endorsed weapon highlights the industrial interests at stake in each of the PESCO projects.
-
Tank maker takeover: Germany’s Rheinmetall eyes acquisition of rival KMW
The deal could shake up the industry, just as France and Germany make plans for a new battle tank.
-
With nukes in mind, French officials stake out must-haves for Franco-German warplane
The futuristic weapons program is turning into something of a test case on Europe’s ability to execute a common defense vision.
-
With plans for drone sidekicks, Europe’s futuristic jet program slowly comes into focus
Autonomy will be a key feature for the jet and its accompanying drones.
