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Scorned by Trump, Canadian shipbuilders flash their icebreaker skills
“What we are trying to do is be a contributor to our neighbors and help them,” one Canadian shipbuilding executive said.
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European defense stocks soar amid re-armament talk
The expectation of impending higher arms spending was one of the factors that led to the European aerospace and defense sector stock index to rise.
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Norway receives three new F-35s, as Europeans rethink arms production
While Europe and Washington drift apart politically, American weapons ordered years ago keep flowing.
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NATO trials naval drones in Baltic Sea demo
The alliance wants to ensure that it can monitor ship traffic near sea floor cables and other maritime infrastructure.
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Vendors flock to the United Arab Emirates to sell naval drones
The emphasis on uncrewed maritime systems serves to plug manpower shortages and capability gaps.
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Iron Dome unsuitable as missile shield for US or Europe, officials say
The name Iron Dome, and President Trump’s use of it, has led to confusion, according to developer Rafael.
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UAE’s island-based weapons range gets an upgrade for drone practice
The site’s expansion will include the construction of a secondary 1.2-kilometer runway to support unmanned aerial systems’ take-off and landing.
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GM Defense boosts Mideast footprint with Edge military vehicle tie-up
The General Motors subsidiary will work on the project with NIMR Automotive, an arm of the Emirati defense conglomerate, and gauge the regional market.
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General Atomics eyes ‘huge’ MQ-9 sale to Saudi Arabia
Under Trump, one drone executive sees big business in the Gulf region.
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Ukrainian defense planners envision a drones-only front line
Ukrainian drone makers are showcasing equipment at the IDEX defense show that could help establish a front line devoid of human operators.
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Scorned by Trump, Canadian shipbuilders flash their icebreaker skills
“What we are trying to do is be a contributor to our neighbors and help them,” one Canadian shipbuilding executive said.
-
European defense stocks soar amid re-armament talk
The expectation of impending higher arms spending was one of the factors that led to the European aerospace and defense sector stock index to rise.
-
Norway receives three new F-35s, as Europeans rethink arms production
While Europe and Washington drift apart politically, American weapons ordered years ago keep flowing.
-
NATO trials naval drones in Baltic Sea demo
The alliance wants to ensure that it can monitor ship traffic near sea floor cables and other maritime infrastructure.
-
Vendors flock to the United Arab Emirates to sell naval drones
The emphasis on uncrewed maritime systems serves to plug manpower shortages and capability gaps.
-
Iron Dome unsuitable as missile shield for US or Europe, officials say
The name Iron Dome, and President Trump’s use of it, has led to confusion, according to developer Rafael.
-
UAE’s island-based weapons range gets an upgrade for drone practice
The site’s expansion will include the construction of a secondary 1.2-kilometer runway to support unmanned aerial systems’ take-off and landing.
-
GM Defense boosts Mideast footprint with Edge military vehicle tie-up
The General Motors subsidiary will work on the project with NIMR Automotive, an arm of the Emirati defense conglomerate, and gauge the regional market.
-
General Atomics eyes ‘huge’ MQ-9 sale to Saudi Arabia
Under Trump, one drone executive sees big business in the Gulf region.
-
Ukrainian defense planners envision a drones-only front line
Ukrainian drone makers are showcasing equipment at the IDEX defense show that could help establish a front line devoid of human operators.
-
Scorned by Trump, Canadian shipbuilders flash their icebreaker skills
“What we are trying to do is be a contributor to our neighbors and help them,” one Canadian shipbuilding executive said.
-
European defense stocks soar amid re-armament talk
The expectation of impending higher arms spending was one of the factors that led to the European aerospace and defense sector stock index to rise.
-
Norway receives three new F-35s, as Europeans rethink arms production
While Europe and Washington drift apart politically, American weapons ordered years ago keep flowing.
-
NATO trials naval drones in Baltic Sea demo
The alliance wants to ensure that it can monitor ship traffic near sea floor cables and other maritime infrastructure.
-
Vendors flock to the United Arab Emirates to sell naval drones
The emphasis on uncrewed maritime systems serves to plug manpower shortages and capability gaps.
-
Iron Dome unsuitable as missile shield for US or Europe, officials say
The name Iron Dome, and President Trump’s use of it, has led to confusion, according to developer Rafael.
-
UAE’s island-based weapons range gets an upgrade for drone practice
The site’s expansion will include the construction of a secondary 1.2-kilometer runway to support unmanned aerial systems’ take-off and landing.
-
GM Defense boosts Mideast footprint with Edge military vehicle tie-up
The General Motors subsidiary will work on the project with NIMR Automotive, an arm of the Emirati defense conglomerate, and gauge the regional market.
-
General Atomics eyes ‘huge’ MQ-9 sale to Saudi Arabia
Under Trump, one drone executive sees big business in the Gulf region.
-
Ukrainian defense planners envision a drones-only front line
Ukrainian drone makers are showcasing equipment at the IDEX defense show that could help establish a front line devoid of human operators.
