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GM Defense hopes for ‘first win’ in Europe through UK vehicles race
The US company is trying to gain a foothold in the European market with its Infantry Squad Vehicle.
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Trump downplays possibility of sending Ukraine long-range weapons
Trump on Tuesday offered a more cautious tone on what to expect after he threatened Russia a day earlier with steep tariffs.
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Ukraine fielding new crop of unmanned boats optimized for river combat
Smaller naval drones are starting to appear on vital waterways, designed for low-profile attack missions.
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Trump threatens Russia with tariffs and boosts US weapons for Ukraine
Trump said European allies would buy “billions and billions” of dollars of U.S. military equipment to be transferred to Ukraine.
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France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
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In Italy, a bridge to Sicily may offer piece to NATO spending puzzle
A portion of the alliance’s defense spending requirements are likely to spur some creative accounting among member nations.
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France asks FCAS partners to ‘rethink’ work share on fighter project
“The principle and details of this redesigned cooperation are currently being discussed with the partners,” French armaments agency DGA told Defense News.
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France, UK join forces in step toward European nuclear deterrent
The latest Franco-British move is the closest the continent has come to such a strategic capability, at least on paper.
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French push for greater say in FCAS program roils partners: reports
The prospect of raising Dassault’s clout in some parts of the program risks opening fresh wounds in a program sustained mostly by political will.
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Denmark to rent air defenses as it rushes to rebuild missile shield
The decision comes almost two decades after Denmark decommissioned its ground-based air defense capability.
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GM Defense hopes for ‘first win’ in Europe through UK vehicles race
The US company is trying to gain a foothold in the European market with its Infantry Squad Vehicle.
-
Trump downplays possibility of sending Ukraine long-range weapons
Trump on Tuesday offered a more cautious tone on what to expect after he threatened Russia a day earlier with steep tariffs.
-
Ukraine fielding new crop of unmanned boats optimized for river combat
Smaller naval drones are starting to appear on vital waterways, designed for low-profile attack missions.
-
Trump threatens Russia with tariffs and boosts US weapons for Ukraine
Trump said European allies would buy “billions and billions” of dollars of U.S. military equipment to be transferred to Ukraine.
-
France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
-
In Italy, a bridge to Sicily may offer piece to NATO spending puzzle
A portion of the alliance’s defense spending requirements are likely to spur some creative accounting among member nations.
-
France asks FCAS partners to ‘rethink’ work share on fighter project
“The principle and details of this redesigned cooperation are currently being discussed with the partners,” French armaments agency DGA told Defense News.
-
France, UK join forces in step toward European nuclear deterrent
The latest Franco-British move is the closest the continent has come to such a strategic capability, at least on paper.
-
French push for greater say in FCAS program roils partners: reports
The prospect of raising Dassault’s clout in some parts of the program risks opening fresh wounds in a program sustained mostly by political will.
-
Denmark to rent air defenses as it rushes to rebuild missile shield
The decision comes almost two decades after Denmark decommissioned its ground-based air defense capability.
-
GM Defense hopes for ‘first win’ in Europe through UK vehicles race
The US company is trying to gain a foothold in the European market with its Infantry Squad Vehicle.
-
Trump downplays possibility of sending Ukraine long-range weapons
Trump on Tuesday offered a more cautious tone on what to expect after he threatened Russia a day earlier with steep tariffs.
-
Ukraine fielding new crop of unmanned boats optimized for river combat
Smaller naval drones are starting to appear on vital waterways, designed for low-profile attack missions.
-
Trump threatens Russia with tariffs and boosts US weapons for Ukraine
Trump said European allies would buy “billions and billions” of dollars of U.S. military equipment to be transferred to Ukraine.
-
France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
-
In Italy, a bridge to Sicily may offer piece to NATO spending puzzle
A portion of the alliance’s defense spending requirements are likely to spur some creative accounting among member nations.
-
France asks FCAS partners to ‘rethink’ work share on fighter project
“The principle and details of this redesigned cooperation are currently being discussed with the partners,” French armaments agency DGA told Defense News.
-
France, UK join forces in step toward European nuclear deterrent
The latest Franco-British move is the closest the continent has come to such a strategic capability, at least on paper.
-
French push for greater say in FCAS program roils partners: reports
The prospect of raising Dassault’s clout in some parts of the program risks opening fresh wounds in a program sustained mostly by political will.
-
Denmark to rent air defenses as it rushes to rebuild missile shield
The decision comes almost two decades after Denmark decommissioned its ground-based air defense capability.
