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Europe’s defense puts a fresh twist on steel, growth engine of old
Europe wants to redouble its efforts to make steel “green” – producing the key ingredient for tanks, shells and ships in an environmentally conscious way.
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Greece vows $27B on defense overhaul centered on high-tech warfare
Central to the plan is a planned air defense system, “Achilles Shield,” aimed at addressing tensions with neighbor Turkey.
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In first, Hegseth to skip multinational meeting on Ukraine support
The April 11 meeting will mark the first time the coalition will gather without America’s secretary of defense participating.
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France calls for new EU ammo plan, speeding up satellite constellation
“We have to stop with the big speeches,” French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu said, alluding to European Union mechanics for re-arming Europe.
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With nod to neighbor Russia, Finland to quit global landmines ban
Quitting the treaty would give Finland more options in adjusting to “changes in the security environment,” one leader said.
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UK rushes naval laser weapon, as major tank upgrade hits snag
The British government in its Spring Statement in March announced plans to spend at least 10% of the Ministry of Defence equipment budget on new tech.
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Germany can co-finance European nuclear deterrence
What Germany can offer London and Paris, however, is to contribute to the considerable costs of both countries’ nuclear capabilities.
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Putin announces new submarines, but the industry is strained
Moscow’s overall naval weapons mix has leaders hesitant to rush into additional production, as combat-support capabilities are in short supply.
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Sweden pledges $1.6 billion in new Ukraine aid, including air defense
Defense Minister Pål Jonson said the “very serious situation” in Ukraine requires more help from allies.
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Lithuania buys more weapons, beckons their makers to invest locally
The Baltic nation is set to increase its military spending to between 5% and 6% of GDP from 2026 to 2030, according to a key lawmaker.
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Europe’s defense puts a fresh twist on steel, growth engine of old
Europe wants to redouble its efforts to make steel “green” – producing the key ingredient for tanks, shells and ships in an environmentally conscious way.
-
Greece vows $27B on defense overhaul centered on high-tech warfare
Central to the plan is a planned air defense system, “Achilles Shield,” aimed at addressing tensions with neighbor Turkey.
-
In first, Hegseth to skip multinational meeting on Ukraine support
The April 11 meeting will mark the first time the coalition will gather without America’s secretary of defense participating.
-
France calls for new EU ammo plan, speeding up satellite constellation
“We have to stop with the big speeches,” French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu said, alluding to European Union mechanics for re-arming Europe.
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With nod to neighbor Russia, Finland to quit global landmines ban
Quitting the treaty would give Finland more options in adjusting to “changes in the security environment,” one leader said.
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UK rushes naval laser weapon, as major tank upgrade hits snag
The British government in its Spring Statement in March announced plans to spend at least 10% of the Ministry of Defence equipment budget on new tech.
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Germany can co-finance European nuclear deterrence
What Germany can offer London and Paris, however, is to contribute to the considerable costs of both countries’ nuclear capabilities.
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Putin announces new submarines, but the industry is strained
Moscow’s overall naval weapons mix has leaders hesitant to rush into additional production, as combat-support capabilities are in short supply.
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Sweden pledges $1.6 billion in new Ukraine aid, including air defense
Defense Minister Pål Jonson said the “very serious situation” in Ukraine requires more help from allies.
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Lithuania buys more weapons, beckons their makers to invest locally
The Baltic nation is set to increase its military spending to between 5% and 6% of GDP from 2026 to 2030, according to a key lawmaker.
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Europe’s defense puts a fresh twist on steel, growth engine of old
Europe wants to redouble its efforts to make steel “green” – producing the key ingredient for tanks, shells and ships in an environmentally conscious way.
-
Greece vows $27B on defense overhaul centered on high-tech warfare
Central to the plan is a planned air defense system, “Achilles Shield,” aimed at addressing tensions with neighbor Turkey.
-
In first, Hegseth to skip multinational meeting on Ukraine support
The April 11 meeting will mark the first time the coalition will gather without America’s secretary of defense participating.
-
France calls for new EU ammo plan, speeding up satellite constellation
“We have to stop with the big speeches,” French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu said, alluding to European Union mechanics for re-arming Europe.
-
With nod to neighbor Russia, Finland to quit global landmines ban
Quitting the treaty would give Finland more options in adjusting to “changes in the security environment,” one leader said.
-
UK rushes naval laser weapon, as major tank upgrade hits snag
The British government in its Spring Statement in March announced plans to spend at least 10% of the Ministry of Defence equipment budget on new tech.
-
Germany can co-finance European nuclear deterrence
What Germany can offer London and Paris, however, is to contribute to the considerable costs of both countries’ nuclear capabilities.
-
Putin announces new submarines, but the industry is strained
Moscow’s overall naval weapons mix has leaders hesitant to rush into additional production, as combat-support capabilities are in short supply.
-
Sweden pledges $1.6 billion in new Ukraine aid, including air defense
Defense Minister Pål Jonson said the “very serious situation” in Ukraine requires more help from allies.
-
Lithuania buys more weapons, beckons their makers to invest locally
The Baltic nation is set to increase its military spending to between 5% and 6% of GDP from 2026 to 2030, according to a key lawmaker.
