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Hungary’s parliament ratifies Sweden’s NATO bid
The vote, which passed 188-6, was the culmination of months of wrangling by Hungary’s allies to convince its nationalist government to lift its block.
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Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
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Europeans are building a war economy. Can they master it?
Are vendors charging more now because they must, or because they can?
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Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
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Comparing Russian, Ukrainian forces two years into war
Data from a recent military report offers a comparison between the military forces of the two countries.
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Britain promises Ukraine more Brimstone missiles, training
Britain is shipping 200 MBDA-built Brimstone missiles to Ukraine, Grant Shapps said in a speech to Parliament.
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Philippines hints at fresh fighter fleet amid negotiations with Sweden
The two governments are now ironing out the final terms of defense cooperation based on a memorandum of understanding signed last year.
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How Ukraine’s defense companies have adapted to two years of war
Manufacturers are fielding new capabilities so fast that some are already deemed obsolete in a matter of months.
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Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
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Saab waits out political drama over sending Gripen fighters to Ukraine
Sweden’s NATO membership, held up by Hungary, is one of the obstacles still on the table.
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Hungary’s parliament ratifies Sweden’s NATO bid
The vote, which passed 188-6, was the culmination of months of wrangling by Hungary’s allies to convince its nationalist government to lift its block.
-
Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
-
Europeans are building a war economy. Can they master it?
Are vendors charging more now because they must, or because they can?
-
Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
-
Comparing Russian, Ukrainian forces two years into war
Data from a recent military report offers a comparison between the military forces of the two countries.
-
Britain promises Ukraine more Brimstone missiles, training
Britain is shipping 200 MBDA-built Brimstone missiles to Ukraine, Grant Shapps said in a speech to Parliament.
-
Philippines hints at fresh fighter fleet amid negotiations with Sweden
The two governments are now ironing out the final terms of defense cooperation based on a memorandum of understanding signed last year.
-
How Ukraine’s defense companies have adapted to two years of war
Manufacturers are fielding new capabilities so fast that some are already deemed obsolete in a matter of months.
-
Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
-
Saab waits out political drama over sending Gripen fighters to Ukraine
Sweden’s NATO membership, held up by Hungary, is one of the obstacles still on the table.
-
Hungary’s parliament ratifies Sweden’s NATO bid
The vote, which passed 188-6, was the culmination of months of wrangling by Hungary’s allies to convince its nationalist government to lift its block.
-
Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
-
Europeans are building a war economy. Can they master it?
Are vendors charging more now because they must, or because they can?
-
Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
-
Comparing Russian, Ukrainian forces two years into war
Data from a recent military report offers a comparison between the military forces of the two countries.
-
Britain promises Ukraine more Brimstone missiles, training
Britain is shipping 200 MBDA-built Brimstone missiles to Ukraine, Grant Shapps said in a speech to Parliament.
-
Philippines hints at fresh fighter fleet amid negotiations with Sweden
The two governments are now ironing out the final terms of defense cooperation based on a memorandum of understanding signed last year.
-
How Ukraine’s defense companies have adapted to two years of war
Manufacturers are fielding new capabilities so fast that some are already deemed obsolete in a matter of months.
-
Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
-
Saab waits out political drama over sending Gripen fighters to Ukraine
Sweden’s NATO membership, held up by Hungary, is one of the obstacles still on the table.
