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Spanish spending spike to help hit NATO budget target this year
Spain so far has been among the alliance’s lowest defense spenders, with just 1.3% of the country’s total economic power going to the military.
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Denmark to invest around $615 million to renew Navy, Home Guard fleets
Danish defense leaders are crafting a new naval fleet plan meant to support impending NATO capability goals.
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Russian drones batter Ukraine’s Odesa as peace talks come to a crux
A new meeting is expected Wednesday in London, which could be decisive in determining whether the Trump administration continues its involvement.
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Serbian leader to attend Moscow Victory Day parade despite EU warnings
President Aleksandar Vucic is undeterred by warnings from Brussels that a Moscow visit would amount to an endorsement of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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Behind Italy’s defense-spending hike, pushback at home
Italy has little appetite to spend, despite the threat of Russian aggression on its doorstep.
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‘Eurotank’ firms form joint venture before talks with Germany, France
The contractors are charged with building a futuristic tank while showcasing Europe’s unified arms industry at the same time.
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In first, British Army uses radio-wave weapon to knock out drone swarm
The system zapped multiple drone targets simultaneously with near-instant effect, according to a government statement.
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Turkey hosts Black Sea security talks with Ukraine, France, UK
Turkish officials have clarified that no Russian representatives are participating, and that this is not a direct negotiation between Russia and Ukraine.
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Saddam Haftar’s visit to Ankara marks shift in Turkey’s Libya policy
The meeting comes shortly after reports that U.S. oil giant Chevron has expressed interest in exploring a 47,000 km² area south of Crete.
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F-35 nations prize spare parts, as US dismisses kill-switch angst
Concerns have grown in Europe about the extent to which Washington could exercise control over F-35 fleets globally.
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Spanish spending spike to help hit NATO budget target this year
Spain so far has been among the alliance’s lowest defense spenders, with just 1.3% of the country’s total economic power going to the military.
-
Denmark to invest around $615 million to renew Navy, Home Guard fleets
Danish defense leaders are crafting a new naval fleet plan meant to support impending NATO capability goals.
-
Russian drones batter Ukraine’s Odesa as peace talks come to a crux
A new meeting is expected Wednesday in London, which could be decisive in determining whether the Trump administration continues its involvement.
-
Serbian leader to attend Moscow Victory Day parade despite EU warnings
President Aleksandar Vucic is undeterred by warnings from Brussels that a Moscow visit would amount to an endorsement of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
-
Behind Italy’s defense-spending hike, pushback at home
Italy has little appetite to spend, despite the threat of Russian aggression on its doorstep.
-
‘Eurotank’ firms form joint venture before talks with Germany, France
The contractors are charged with building a futuristic tank while showcasing Europe’s unified arms industry at the same time.
-
In first, British Army uses radio-wave weapon to knock out drone swarm
The system zapped multiple drone targets simultaneously with near-instant effect, according to a government statement.
-
Turkey hosts Black Sea security talks with Ukraine, France, UK
Turkish officials have clarified that no Russian representatives are participating, and that this is not a direct negotiation between Russia and Ukraine.
-
Saddam Haftar’s visit to Ankara marks shift in Turkey’s Libya policy
The meeting comes shortly after reports that U.S. oil giant Chevron has expressed interest in exploring a 47,000 km² area south of Crete.
-
F-35 nations prize spare parts, as US dismisses kill-switch angst
Concerns have grown in Europe about the extent to which Washington could exercise control over F-35 fleets globally.
-
Spanish spending spike to help hit NATO budget target this year
Spain so far has been among the alliance’s lowest defense spenders, with just 1.3% of the country’s total economic power going to the military.
-
Denmark to invest around $615 million to renew Navy, Home Guard fleets
Danish defense leaders are crafting a new naval fleet plan meant to support impending NATO capability goals.
-
Russian drones batter Ukraine’s Odesa as peace talks come to a crux
A new meeting is expected Wednesday in London, which could be decisive in determining whether the Trump administration continues its involvement.
-
Serbian leader to attend Moscow Victory Day parade despite EU warnings
President Aleksandar Vucic is undeterred by warnings from Brussels that a Moscow visit would amount to an endorsement of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
-
Behind Italy’s defense-spending hike, pushback at home
Italy has little appetite to spend, despite the threat of Russian aggression on its doorstep.
-
‘Eurotank’ firms form joint venture before talks with Germany, France
The contractors are charged with building a futuristic tank while showcasing Europe’s unified arms industry at the same time.
-
In first, British Army uses radio-wave weapon to knock out drone swarm
The system zapped multiple drone targets simultaneously with near-instant effect, according to a government statement.
-
Turkey hosts Black Sea security talks with Ukraine, France, UK
Turkish officials have clarified that no Russian representatives are participating, and that this is not a direct negotiation between Russia and Ukraine.
-
Saddam Haftar’s visit to Ankara marks shift in Turkey’s Libya policy
The meeting comes shortly after reports that U.S. oil giant Chevron has expressed interest in exploring a 47,000 km² area south of Crete.
-
F-35 nations prize spare parts, as US dismisses kill-switch angst
Concerns have grown in Europe about the extent to which Washington could exercise control over F-35 fleets globally.
