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France and Germany End €100B FCAS Fighter Jet Program

France and Germany have decided to abandon their flagship effort to jointly develop a next-generation combat aircraft,...

Norway Joins France’s Nuclear Deterrence Initiative Amid Security Concerns

Norway has become the ninth European nation to join France’s emerging nuclear deterrence initiative, a move driven...

KNDS Caesar Howitzer Eyes U.S. Army Contract to Replace M777

KNDS, the French-German defense group behind the Caesar truck-mounted 155 mm howitzer, says the system has strong...

Franco-German Alliance to Modernize French Military Truck Fleet

In a move underscoring Europe’s shifting defense posture, French military vehicle manufacturer Arquus and Germany’s Daimler Truck...

India’s $7.5 Billion Rafale M Deal with France: Boosting Naval Air Power

A French Navy Dassault Super Etendard carrier borne strike fighter aircraft, executes a touch and go landing on the flight deck...

India-South Korea K9 Vajra-T Deal Signals Shift in Global Artillery Market

Strategic Assessment: India–South Korea K9 Vajra-T Artillery Agreement On April 3, 2025, South Korea's...

Kratos & Rafael Launch Prometheus Energetics to Boost US Rocket Motor Production

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, a U.S. defense aerospace company, and Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems announced...

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Lithuania Offers to Fund Permanent U.S. Military Base

Lithuania is prepared to finance the establishment of a permanent U.S. military base on its territory if...

France Conducts First M51.3 Submarine Test

France has conducted the first submarine launch of its upgraded M51 strategic ballistic missile, test-firing the latest...

Belgium Explores Frigate Alternatives Amid Dutch Delays

The Netherlands and Belgium are continuing discussions over a delayed program to jointly develop new anti-submarine warfare...

French Army Restructures Caesar Artillery for Drone Warfare

France’s 68th African Artillery Regiment is changing the way its artillery batteries are organized, breaking gun crews...