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German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
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‘We’re down to the last few villages’: British air campaign in Syria faces new phase
The complexities of an eventual political settlement in Syria won’t be negotiated from a British air base in Cyprus. But the Royal Air Force is certainly offering something else in the fight against ISIS.
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Could US politics impact Germany’s next atomic warplane?
Washington’s leverage over the aircraft type could open a new front in the tensions between the two allies.
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Endgame begins for German anti-missile program
Lockheed Martin and its German ally MBDA say they are inching closer toward winning Germany’s new program for shooting enemy missiles out of the sky.
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Ousted ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems re-enters German frigate race with new team-up
Companies jockey for position in Germany’s largest naval acquisition.
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German cyberwarriors assert right to ‘hack back’ when attacked
Berlin’s Defence Ministry strikes hawkish tones in explaining its defensive cyber plans.
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Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
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Bruised in Brussels: Was Trump’s summit drama worth it?
U.S. President Donald Trump declared a personal victory at the NATO summit this week, but his brash showing came at a price.
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Trump departs NATO summit: ‘We are very happy’
U.S. President Trump declared a harmonious end to a turbulent NATO summit in Brussels, but allies are left with a bitter taste.
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Turkey defiant on purchase of Russian S-400 anti-missile weapon
Turkey buying from Russia sends a signal of division among NATO members, the argument goes.
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German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
-
‘We’re down to the last few villages’: British air campaign in Syria faces new phase
The complexities of an eventual political settlement in Syria won’t be negotiated from a British air base in Cyprus. But the Royal Air Force is certainly offering something else in the fight against ISIS.
-
Could US politics impact Germany’s next atomic warplane?
Washington’s leverage over the aircraft type could open a new front in the tensions between the two allies.
-
Endgame begins for German anti-missile program
Lockheed Martin and its German ally MBDA say they are inching closer toward winning Germany’s new program for shooting enemy missiles out of the sky.
-
Ousted ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems re-enters German frigate race with new team-up
Companies jockey for position in Germany’s largest naval acquisition.
-
German cyberwarriors assert right to ‘hack back’ when attacked
Berlin’s Defence Ministry strikes hawkish tones in explaining its defensive cyber plans.
-
Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
-
Bruised in Brussels: Was Trump’s summit drama worth it?
U.S. President Donald Trump declared a personal victory at the NATO summit this week, but his brash showing came at a price.
-
Trump departs NATO summit: ‘We are very happy’
U.S. President Trump declared a harmonious end to a turbulent NATO summit in Brussels, but allies are left with a bitter taste.
-
Turkey defiant on purchase of Russian S-400 anti-missile weapon
Turkey buying from Russia sends a signal of division among NATO members, the argument goes.
-
German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
-
‘We’re down to the last few villages’: British air campaign in Syria faces new phase
The complexities of an eventual political settlement in Syria won’t be negotiated from a British air base in Cyprus. But the Royal Air Force is certainly offering something else in the fight against ISIS.
-
Could US politics impact Germany’s next atomic warplane?
Washington’s leverage over the aircraft type could open a new front in the tensions between the two allies.
-
Endgame begins for German anti-missile program
Lockheed Martin and its German ally MBDA say they are inching closer toward winning Germany’s new program for shooting enemy missiles out of the sky.
-
Ousted ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems re-enters German frigate race with new team-up
Companies jockey for position in Germany’s largest naval acquisition.
-
German cyberwarriors assert right to ‘hack back’ when attacked
Berlin’s Defence Ministry strikes hawkish tones in explaining its defensive cyber plans.
-
Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
-
Bruised in Brussels: Was Trump’s summit drama worth it?
U.S. President Donald Trump declared a personal victory at the NATO summit this week, but his brash showing came at a price.
-
Trump departs NATO summit: ‘We are very happy’
U.S. President Trump declared a harmonious end to a turbulent NATO summit in Brussels, but allies are left with a bitter taste.
-
Turkey defiant on purchase of Russian S-400 anti-missile weapon
Turkey buying from Russia sends a signal of division among NATO members, the argument goes.
