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Lithuania’s defense minister heads to Paris to buy Caesar howitzers
The new weapons are to boost Lithuania’s artillery capacities, which currently rely on the country’s 155mm PzH 2000 howitzers.
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The war in Ukraine should serve to bolster Europe’s air power ambitions
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a stark reminder that Europe’s NATO members need to spend more wisely — and not simply spend more — in bolstering their collective defense against unwarranted aggression.
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How France’s Army chief is avoiding getting sucked into a ‘Ukrainian tunnel’
Also high on Gen. Pierre Schill’s mind is seeing the Scorpion program fully implemented and figuring out the “eternal dialectics between sword and shield” that characterize tank warfare.
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Ukrainian president calls for preemptive diplomacy at Shangri-La security forum
Speaking during an unprecedented address delivered via video link at the Shangri-La Dialogue security forum in Singapore, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the world must push for diplomatic solutions to support countries that are in need of help.
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US is building ‘exclusive’ club to confront, contain China
China’s defense minister has slammed America’s approach to the Indo-Pacific region, calling it “a strategy to create conflict and confrontation, to contain and encircle others.”
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Austin talks Taiwan independence, Russia’s invasion and AUKUS deal at security summit
“Do rules matter? Does sovereignty matter? Does the system that we have built together matter?” the Pentagon chief asked the audience at the Shangri-La Dialogue.
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Japan to continue increasing defense spending over next five years
The prime minister has also warned against shrugging off Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as “someone else’s problem,” describing the attack as having shaken the very foundation of the international order.
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Pentagon chief meets Chinese counterpart for first time in Singapore
The officials discussed North Korea, Taiwan and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Lawmakers want Army to set up program to experiment with electrical tactical vehicle operations
Lawmakers want the Army to evaluate the possibility of running a pilot program examining how electric vehicles might operate on the battlefield at a training center, according to the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Subcommittee fiscal 2023 authorization bill mark.
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The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
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Lithuania’s defense minister heads to Paris to buy Caesar howitzers
The new weapons are to boost Lithuania’s artillery capacities, which currently rely on the country’s 155mm PzH 2000 howitzers.
-
The war in Ukraine should serve to bolster Europe’s air power ambitions
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a stark reminder that Europe’s NATO members need to spend more wisely — and not simply spend more — in bolstering their collective defense against unwarranted aggression.
-
How France’s Army chief is avoiding getting sucked into a ‘Ukrainian tunnel’
Also high on Gen. Pierre Schill’s mind is seeing the Scorpion program fully implemented and figuring out the “eternal dialectics between sword and shield” that characterize tank warfare.
-
Ukrainian president calls for preemptive diplomacy at Shangri-La security forum
Speaking during an unprecedented address delivered via video link at the Shangri-La Dialogue security forum in Singapore, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the world must push for diplomatic solutions to support countries that are in need of help.
-
US is building ‘exclusive’ club to confront, contain China
China’s defense minister has slammed America’s approach to the Indo-Pacific region, calling it “a strategy to create conflict and confrontation, to contain and encircle others.”
-
Austin talks Taiwan independence, Russia’s invasion and AUKUS deal at security summit
“Do rules matter? Does sovereignty matter? Does the system that we have built together matter?” the Pentagon chief asked the audience at the Shangri-La Dialogue.
-
Japan to continue increasing defense spending over next five years
The prime minister has also warned against shrugging off Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as “someone else’s problem,” describing the attack as having shaken the very foundation of the international order.
-
Pentagon chief meets Chinese counterpart for first time in Singapore
The officials discussed North Korea, Taiwan and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Lawmakers want Army to set up program to experiment with electrical tactical vehicle operations
Lawmakers want the Army to evaluate the possibility of running a pilot program examining how electric vehicles might operate on the battlefield at a training center, according to the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Subcommittee fiscal 2023 authorization bill mark.
-
The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister heads to Paris to buy Caesar howitzers
The new weapons are to boost Lithuania’s artillery capacities, which currently rely on the country’s 155mm PzH 2000 howitzers.
-
The war in Ukraine should serve to bolster Europe’s air power ambitions
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a stark reminder that Europe’s NATO members need to spend more wisely — and not simply spend more — in bolstering their collective defense against unwarranted aggression.
-
How France’s Army chief is avoiding getting sucked into a ‘Ukrainian tunnel’
Also high on Gen. Pierre Schill’s mind is seeing the Scorpion program fully implemented and figuring out the “eternal dialectics between sword and shield” that characterize tank warfare.
-
Ukrainian president calls for preemptive diplomacy at Shangri-La security forum
Speaking during an unprecedented address delivered via video link at the Shangri-La Dialogue security forum in Singapore, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the world must push for diplomatic solutions to support countries that are in need of help.
-
US is building ‘exclusive’ club to confront, contain China
China’s defense minister has slammed America’s approach to the Indo-Pacific region, calling it “a strategy to create conflict and confrontation, to contain and encircle others.”
-
Austin talks Taiwan independence, Russia’s invasion and AUKUS deal at security summit
“Do rules matter? Does sovereignty matter? Does the system that we have built together matter?” the Pentagon chief asked the audience at the Shangri-La Dialogue.
-
Japan to continue increasing defense spending over next five years
The prime minister has also warned against shrugging off Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as “someone else’s problem,” describing the attack as having shaken the very foundation of the international order.
-
Pentagon chief meets Chinese counterpart for first time in Singapore
The officials discussed North Korea, Taiwan and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
-
Lawmakers want Army to set up program to experiment with electrical tactical vehicle operations
Lawmakers want the Army to evaluate the possibility of running a pilot program examining how electric vehicles might operate on the battlefield at a training center, according to the House Armed Services Tactical Air and Land Subcommittee fiscal 2023 authorization bill mark.
-
The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
