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Report unlocks mystery of why Chinese bombers flew near Alaska in 2024
A new report reveals China’s joint patrols with Russia near Alaska may have had motives beyond a political message.
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What to know about the Putin-Trump summit in Alaska
Whether the U.S.-Russia summit in Alaska can lead to a deal to produce peace in Ukraine more than 3 1/2 years after Moscow’s invasion remains to be seen.
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Germany, Israel’s No. 2 arms dealer, halts exports over Gaza concerns
Germany accounted for around 30% of Israel’s arms imports between 2019 and 2023, second only to the United States.
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Meloni presses Leonardo, Fincantieri on spending EU defense cash
Italian government and industry leaders are rushing this week to figure out how to spend a EU-backed windfall of billions of euros in defense cash.
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Ukraine-Russia peace talks under pressure. Who could face sanctions?
Donald Trump’s push for a Ukraine-Russia peace deal to be reached by the end of this week is unrealistic, experts say.
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Finnish forces to test laser-guided artillery
The types of artillery shells rely on a laser designator on the ground or another platform, such as a drone, to illuminate the target with a laser beam.
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Denmark to complete $3.4 billion of air defense purchases by year-end
Governments across the continent are scrambling to either bolster what they already have or put in place the means to defend their skies.
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Trump moves US subs after ex-Russian leader’s ‘inflammatory’ remarks
Trump’s decision to reposition two nuclear subs comes after what he calls “highly provocative statements” by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
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Poland doubles down on South Korean tanks with $6.5 billion deal
Warsaw looks to benefit from South Korea’s mass production capacities and lenient policy toward technology transfers.
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NATO sends warships to patrol Arctic waters
The alliance’s maritime forces assigned to the Standing Maritime Group 1, or SNMG1, have been operating in the strategic waters since this week.
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Report unlocks mystery of why Chinese bombers flew near Alaska in 2024
A new report reveals China’s joint patrols with Russia near Alaska may have had motives beyond a political message.
-
What to know about the Putin-Trump summit in Alaska
Whether the U.S.-Russia summit in Alaska can lead to a deal to produce peace in Ukraine more than 3 1/2 years after Moscow’s invasion remains to be seen.
-
Germany, Israel’s No. 2 arms dealer, halts exports over Gaza concerns
Germany accounted for around 30% of Israel’s arms imports between 2019 and 2023, second only to the United States.
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Meloni presses Leonardo, Fincantieri on spending EU defense cash
Italian government and industry leaders are rushing this week to figure out how to spend a EU-backed windfall of billions of euros in defense cash.
-
Ukraine-Russia peace talks under pressure. Who could face sanctions?
Donald Trump’s push for a Ukraine-Russia peace deal to be reached by the end of this week is unrealistic, experts say.
-
Finnish forces to test laser-guided artillery
The types of artillery shells rely on a laser designator on the ground or another platform, such as a drone, to illuminate the target with a laser beam.
-
Denmark to complete $3.4 billion of air defense purchases by year-end
Governments across the continent are scrambling to either bolster what they already have or put in place the means to defend their skies.
-
Trump moves US subs after ex-Russian leader’s ‘inflammatory’ remarks
Trump’s decision to reposition two nuclear subs comes after what he calls “highly provocative statements” by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
-
Poland doubles down on South Korean tanks with $6.5 billion deal
Warsaw looks to benefit from South Korea’s mass production capacities and lenient policy toward technology transfers.
-
NATO sends warships to patrol Arctic waters
The alliance’s maritime forces assigned to the Standing Maritime Group 1, or SNMG1, have been operating in the strategic waters since this week.
-
Report unlocks mystery of why Chinese bombers flew near Alaska in 2024
A new report reveals China’s joint patrols with Russia near Alaska may have had motives beyond a political message.
-
What to know about the Putin-Trump summit in Alaska
Whether the U.S.-Russia summit in Alaska can lead to a deal to produce peace in Ukraine more than 3 1/2 years after Moscow’s invasion remains to be seen.
-
Germany, Israel’s No. 2 arms dealer, halts exports over Gaza concerns
Germany accounted for around 30% of Israel’s arms imports between 2019 and 2023, second only to the United States.
-
Meloni presses Leonardo, Fincantieri on spending EU defense cash
Italian government and industry leaders are rushing this week to figure out how to spend a EU-backed windfall of billions of euros in defense cash.
-
Ukraine-Russia peace talks under pressure. Who could face sanctions?
Donald Trump’s push for a Ukraine-Russia peace deal to be reached by the end of this week is unrealistic, experts say.
-
Finnish forces to test laser-guided artillery
The types of artillery shells rely on a laser designator on the ground or another platform, such as a drone, to illuminate the target with a laser beam.
-
Denmark to complete $3.4 billion of air defense purchases by year-end
Governments across the continent are scrambling to either bolster what they already have or put in place the means to defend their skies.
-
Trump moves US subs after ex-Russian leader’s ‘inflammatory’ remarks
Trump’s decision to reposition two nuclear subs comes after what he calls “highly provocative statements” by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
-
Poland doubles down on South Korean tanks with $6.5 billion deal
Warsaw looks to benefit from South Korea’s mass production capacities and lenient policy toward technology transfers.
-
NATO sends warships to patrol Arctic waters
The alliance’s maritime forces assigned to the Standing Maritime Group 1, or SNMG1, have been operating in the strategic waters since this week.
