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Czech defense group CSG aims to go from bullets to drones
“Our goal is to become a significant player in the field of military UAS and advanced weapon systems,” said CEO Michal Strnad.
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German arms makers lukewarm on government stakeholder push
German-French tank maker KNDS and shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems are in the crosshairs for such action.
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Italy lines up fallback plan for freeing €12 billion defense spending
Rome’s readiness to use an EU accounting trick was signaled in a Ministry of Finance budget document issued this month.
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Bangladesh air force gets nod to spend billions on multirole fighters
Two air forces fly the Chinese-made J-10 fighter – China and Pakistan – but a third nation could soon become an operator of this 4.5-generation jet.
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European arms industry growth to beat 10% a year, Redburn forecasts
Rising military budgets already led to a “material jump” in order backlog that is yet to be fully reflected in financial results and profit outlooks.
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S. Korea picks L3Harris tech package for new early-warning aircraft
A contract for the program, which has a budget of $2.2 billion, is expected to be signed around November.
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EU rail push to eastern flank still snarled by rules: French general
Military officials in Europe have struggled to cut through the red tape that hinders fast transportation of troops and equipment across the continent.
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Trump declares drug cartels operating in Caribbean unlawful combatants
Trump has declared drug cartels operating in the Caribbean are unlawful combatants and says the U.S. is now in a “non-international armed conflict.”
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Missile and space division leads IAI’s revenue in 2025
The Israeli company said it has yet to see a business impact of European nations souring on the Netanyahu government over the war in Gaza.
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Germany receives first P-8 sub-hunting plane amid Baltic Sea tensions
The German Navy’s top officer said the planes would provide a “quantum leap” when it comes to range, sensors and duration of missions.
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Czech defense group CSG aims to go from bullets to drones
“Our goal is to become a significant player in the field of military UAS and advanced weapon systems,” said CEO Michal Strnad.
-
German arms makers lukewarm on government stakeholder push
German-French tank maker KNDS and shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems are in the crosshairs for such action.
-
Italy lines up fallback plan for freeing €12 billion defense spending
Rome’s readiness to use an EU accounting trick was signaled in a Ministry of Finance budget document issued this month.
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Bangladesh air force gets nod to spend billions on multirole fighters
Two air forces fly the Chinese-made J-10 fighter – China and Pakistan – but a third nation could soon become an operator of this 4.5-generation jet.
-
European arms industry growth to beat 10% a year, Redburn forecasts
Rising military budgets already led to a “material jump” in order backlog that is yet to be fully reflected in financial results and profit outlooks.
-
S. Korea picks L3Harris tech package for new early-warning aircraft
A contract for the program, which has a budget of $2.2 billion, is expected to be signed around November.
-
EU rail push to eastern flank still snarled by rules: French general
Military officials in Europe have struggled to cut through the red tape that hinders fast transportation of troops and equipment across the continent.
-
Trump declares drug cartels operating in Caribbean unlawful combatants
Trump has declared drug cartels operating in the Caribbean are unlawful combatants and says the U.S. is now in a “non-international armed conflict.”
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Missile and space division leads IAI’s revenue in 2025
The Israeli company said it has yet to see a business impact of European nations souring on the Netanyahu government over the war in Gaza.
-
Germany receives first P-8 sub-hunting plane amid Baltic Sea tensions
The German Navy’s top officer said the planes would provide a “quantum leap” when it comes to range, sensors and duration of missions.
-
Czech defense group CSG aims to go from bullets to drones
“Our goal is to become a significant player in the field of military UAS and advanced weapon systems,” said CEO Michal Strnad.
-
German arms makers lukewarm on government stakeholder push
German-French tank maker KNDS and shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems are in the crosshairs for such action.
-
Italy lines up fallback plan for freeing €12 billion defense spending
Rome’s readiness to use an EU accounting trick was signaled in a Ministry of Finance budget document issued this month.
-
Bangladesh air force gets nod to spend billions on multirole fighters
Two air forces fly the Chinese-made J-10 fighter – China and Pakistan – but a third nation could soon become an operator of this 4.5-generation jet.
-
European arms industry growth to beat 10% a year, Redburn forecasts
Rising military budgets already led to a “material jump” in order backlog that is yet to be fully reflected in financial results and profit outlooks.
-
S. Korea picks L3Harris tech package for new early-warning aircraft
A contract for the program, which has a budget of $2.2 billion, is expected to be signed around November.
-
EU rail push to eastern flank still snarled by rules: French general
Military officials in Europe have struggled to cut through the red tape that hinders fast transportation of troops and equipment across the continent.
-
Trump declares drug cartels operating in Caribbean unlawful combatants
Trump has declared drug cartels operating in the Caribbean are unlawful combatants and says the U.S. is now in a “non-international armed conflict.”
-
Missile and space division leads IAI’s revenue in 2025
The Israeli company said it has yet to see a business impact of European nations souring on the Netanyahu government over the war in Gaza.
-
Germany receives first P-8 sub-hunting plane amid Baltic Sea tensions
The German Navy’s top officer said the planes would provide a “quantum leap” when it comes to range, sensors and duration of missions.
