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European strategic heavy airlift capability evaluation

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Latest: European Union weighs An-124 modernization or new C-17 successor

The European Union is evaluating long-term strategies to secure strategic heavy-lift airlift capabilities to address a potential capability gap in the 2030s. An 18-month study by the European System for Outsized Cargo Ai

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Advancements in unmanned maritime autonomous systems

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Latest: Quantum Systems unveils autonomous maritime drone systems

Developments in unmanned maritime technology are being demonstrated through industrial showcases and multinational military exercises. In Brazil, OceanAlpha presented USV platforms designed for subsea survey, inspection,

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European defence spending surge and NATO targets

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Latest: European Union defense spending reaches record 418 billion euros

Germany’s defence-investment boom continues to reshape its economy and industrial landscape. In the first half of 2026, defence contractor Hensoldt AG doubled its order intake to €2.8 billion, reaching a record backlog o

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Italian defense and environmental policy priorities

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Latest: Geopolitics shifts as climate change and European rearmament reshape strategic priorities

Italian political discourse has highlighted a tension between pursuing environmental goals, such as the European Green Deal, and maintaining industrial competitiveness and national security. Political parties like Fratel

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French international arms export performance

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Latest: France records 21.2 billion euros in international arms orders

France has maintained its position as the world’s second-largest arms exporter, recording 21.2 billion euros in international orders in 2025. This performance marks the third-highest in the nation’s history and represent

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