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Babcock, Rheinmetall UK join BAE push for British Army’s howitzer
The companies are proposing the Archer 8×8 wheeled artillery system for the Ministry of Defence’s envisioned Mobile Fires Platform.
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Swedish military sharpens its focus on submarine tech in 2024
The country’s Navy wants new capabilities for its new submarine fleet and for countering sea mines.
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Poland’s howitzer spree concludes with $2.5 billion Krab buy at home
The outgoing government is leaving incoming leaders plenty of big-ticket weapons purchases to digest.
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In Nordic first, Sweden to send fighter pilots for training in Italy
More than 100 Swedish pilots will attend two schools in Italy, according to a cooperation agreement between the two countries’ air forces.
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Final defense policy bill advances AUKUS, Taiwan training
The compromise bill includes authorizations for AUKUS and Taiwan troop training plus a new nuclear program and special Ukraine inspector general.
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Russia is gearing up for a long war. Will the West follow suit?
The country has demonstrated a remarkable degree of adaptability to Western sanctions.
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Democracies must stand together on defense
The United States and Europe must stick together in the face of multiplying crises.
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Europe’s outliers on Ukraine temper their anti-aid rhetoric
Leaders in Slovakia and the Netherlands appear to have softened the rhetoric of halting military aid to Ukraine that carried their election campaigns.
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Ukraine aid in peril as Senate Republicans walk out of heated briefing
A procedural vote on Ukraine aid is expected to fail after Republicans walked out of a briefing amid an unrelated immigration policy spat.
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Poland’s outgoing defense chief drops $2.6 billion on Hanwha howitzers
The move has come under scrutiny, with some lawmakers arguing the new outgoing government should leave such spending calls to incoming leadership.
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Babcock, Rheinmetall UK join BAE push for British Army’s howitzer
The companies are proposing the Archer 8×8 wheeled artillery system for the Ministry of Defence’s envisioned Mobile Fires Platform.
-
Swedish military sharpens its focus on submarine tech in 2024
The country’s Navy wants new capabilities for its new submarine fleet and for countering sea mines.
-
Poland’s howitzer spree concludes with $2.5 billion Krab buy at home
The outgoing government is leaving incoming leaders plenty of big-ticket weapons purchases to digest.
-
In Nordic first, Sweden to send fighter pilots for training in Italy
More than 100 Swedish pilots will attend two schools in Italy, according to a cooperation agreement between the two countries’ air forces.
-
Final defense policy bill advances AUKUS, Taiwan training
The compromise bill includes authorizations for AUKUS and Taiwan troop training plus a new nuclear program and special Ukraine inspector general.
-
Russia is gearing up for a long war. Will the West follow suit?
The country has demonstrated a remarkable degree of adaptability to Western sanctions.
-
Democracies must stand together on defense
The United States and Europe must stick together in the face of multiplying crises.
-
Europe’s outliers on Ukraine temper their anti-aid rhetoric
Leaders in Slovakia and the Netherlands appear to have softened the rhetoric of halting military aid to Ukraine that carried their election campaigns.
-
Ukraine aid in peril as Senate Republicans walk out of heated briefing
A procedural vote on Ukraine aid is expected to fail after Republicans walked out of a briefing amid an unrelated immigration policy spat.
-
Poland’s outgoing defense chief drops $2.6 billion on Hanwha howitzers
The move has come under scrutiny, with some lawmakers arguing the new outgoing government should leave such spending calls to incoming leadership.
-
Babcock, Rheinmetall UK join BAE push for British Army’s howitzer
The companies are proposing the Archer 8×8 wheeled artillery system for the Ministry of Defence’s envisioned Mobile Fires Platform.
-
Swedish military sharpens its focus on submarine tech in 2024
The country’s Navy wants new capabilities for its new submarine fleet and for countering sea mines.
-
Poland’s howitzer spree concludes with $2.5 billion Krab buy at home
The outgoing government is leaving incoming leaders plenty of big-ticket weapons purchases to digest.
-
In Nordic first, Sweden to send fighter pilots for training in Italy
More than 100 Swedish pilots will attend two schools in Italy, according to a cooperation agreement between the two countries’ air forces.
-
Final defense policy bill advances AUKUS, Taiwan training
The compromise bill includes authorizations for AUKUS and Taiwan troop training plus a new nuclear program and special Ukraine inspector general.
-
Russia is gearing up for a long war. Will the West follow suit?
The country has demonstrated a remarkable degree of adaptability to Western sanctions.
-
Democracies must stand together on defense
The United States and Europe must stick together in the face of multiplying crises.
-
Europe’s outliers on Ukraine temper their anti-aid rhetoric
Leaders in Slovakia and the Netherlands appear to have softened the rhetoric of halting military aid to Ukraine that carried their election campaigns.
-
Ukraine aid in peril as Senate Republicans walk out of heated briefing
A procedural vote on Ukraine aid is expected to fail after Republicans walked out of a briefing amid an unrelated immigration policy spat.
-
Poland’s outgoing defense chief drops $2.6 billion on Hanwha howitzers
The move has come under scrutiny, with some lawmakers arguing the new outgoing government should leave such spending calls to incoming leadership.
