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German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
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Trans-Atlantic rift fuels cry to make European weapons great again
At the Eurosatory weapons powwow in Paris, companies hope to get a piece of the action flowing from the European Union’s new initiatives toward common capabilities.
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True defense loyalty? Litmus test proposed for non-EU nations who want funding
There has been talk about allowing non-EU nations an avenue to apply for funding through the European Defence Fund.
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European Defense Agency chief questions ‘unhealthy’ defense trade with the US
If the European Union wants to achieve “strategic autonomy,” it must boost its own defense capabilities and import less, argues Jorge Domecq.
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At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
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French and German armor makers test the waters with a ‘Euro-tank’
Companies unveiled their version of a “Euro-tank” at the 2018 Eurosatory trade show in Paris, combining a German chassis with a French turret.
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Key US Democrat seeks probe of German envoy’s pro-right remarks
U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell told Breitbart he wants to “empower” conservative political movements across Europe. Learn about the backlash here.
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Germany’s impending Puma Panzer problem
Billed as state-of-the-art by its manufacturers, the German military’s newest infantry fighting vehicle will need a host of upgrades to be effective in modern-day combat.
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German lawmakers cite NSA and Facebook scandals in rejecting US drone tech
The debate over a new German weapons-capable drone showcases mistrust by some politicians in Berlin toward U.S.-made defense equipment.
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Berlin nears its first-ever combat drone – minus the weapons
The plan? Lease the aircraft now and negotiate for the missiles later.
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German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
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Trans-Atlantic rift fuels cry to make European weapons great again
At the Eurosatory weapons powwow in Paris, companies hope to get a piece of the action flowing from the European Union’s new initiatives toward common capabilities.
-
True defense loyalty? Litmus test proposed for non-EU nations who want funding
There has been talk about allowing non-EU nations an avenue to apply for funding through the European Defence Fund.
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European Defense Agency chief questions ‘unhealthy’ defense trade with the US
If the European Union wants to achieve “strategic autonomy,” it must boost its own defense capabilities and import less, argues Jorge Domecq.
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At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
-
French and German armor makers test the waters with a ‘Euro-tank’
Companies unveiled their version of a “Euro-tank” at the 2018 Eurosatory trade show in Paris, combining a German chassis with a French turret.
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Key US Democrat seeks probe of German envoy’s pro-right remarks
U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell told Breitbart he wants to “empower” conservative political movements across Europe. Learn about the backlash here.
-
Germany’s impending Puma Panzer problem
Billed as state-of-the-art by its manufacturers, the German military’s newest infantry fighting vehicle will need a host of upgrades to be effective in modern-day combat.
-
German lawmakers cite NSA and Facebook scandals in rejecting US drone tech
The debate over a new German weapons-capable drone showcases mistrust by some politicians in Berlin toward U.S.-made defense equipment.
-
Berlin nears its first-ever combat drone – minus the weapons
The plan? Lease the aircraft now and negotiate for the missiles later.
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
-
Trans-Atlantic rift fuels cry to make European weapons great again
At the Eurosatory weapons powwow in Paris, companies hope to get a piece of the action flowing from the European Union’s new initiatives toward common capabilities.
-
True defense loyalty? Litmus test proposed for non-EU nations who want funding
There has been talk about allowing non-EU nations an avenue to apply for funding through the European Defence Fund.
-
European Defense Agency chief questions ‘unhealthy’ defense trade with the US
If the European Union wants to achieve “strategic autonomy,” it must boost its own defense capabilities and import less, argues Jorge Domecq.
-
At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
-
French and German armor makers test the waters with a ‘Euro-tank’
Companies unveiled their version of a “Euro-tank” at the 2018 Eurosatory trade show in Paris, combining a German chassis with a French turret.
-
Key US Democrat seeks probe of German envoy’s pro-right remarks
U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell told Breitbart he wants to “empower” conservative political movements across Europe. Learn about the backlash here.
-
Germany’s impending Puma Panzer problem
Billed as state-of-the-art by its manufacturers, the German military’s newest infantry fighting vehicle will need a host of upgrades to be effective in modern-day combat.
-
German lawmakers cite NSA and Facebook scandals in rejecting US drone tech
The debate over a new German weapons-capable drone showcases mistrust by some politicians in Berlin toward U.S.-made defense equipment.
-
Berlin nears its first-ever combat drone – minus the weapons
The plan? Lease the aircraft now and negotiate for the missiles later.
