The National Security Council is meeting today with armaments and the Middle East on the "table"
The Greek National Security Council (KYSYEA) convenes today amidst rising geopolitical challenges and significant developments in the Middle East.
Frigate Order: When Armaments Projects Run Aground
The German Navy's latest order for frigates highlights significant challenges in EU defense policy and procurement processes.
What are Iran's 'missile cities', underground fortresses in the heart of the mountains, and important 'weapons' in the war
Iran has built extensive underground military complexes known as 'missile cities' to store and launch strategic armaments as part of its defense strategy against attacks from Israel and the United States.
Billions of euros for armaments despite the veto. A political storm or a breakthrough for the army?
The presidential veto on a new fund for military financing has sparked political controversy but does not interfere with the existing funding mechanisms for Poland's military acquisitions.
In the Armaments Committee, the upgrade of the F-16s, the 'Achilles' Shield, and the modernization of frigates
Greek Defense Minister Nikolaos Dendias announced the submission of various significant armament programs to the Special Permanent Committee on Armaments Programs and Contracts of the Hellenic Parliament.
Bogusław Chrabota: Loans for Armaments are Investments!
The article critiques the narrative around debt and loans in Poland, suggesting they are being manipulated for political purposes.
Bogusław Chrabota: How to Get Money for Armaments from the NBP? There Are Ways
The article discusses the political tensions between the government and the presidential office in Poland, particularly regarding military funding and the influence of figures like Donald Tusk.
Dendias' visit to London - Changes in FOS of armaments are underway
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias is scheduled to visit the United Kingdom on March 16 and 17 for talks on NATO cooperation and arms program transparency.
Presidential Project in the Sejm. NBP Profits Instead of Budget for Armaments
A new proposal in the Polish Sejm reallocates profits from the National Bank of Poland to a newly established Defense Investment Fund, sparking concerns about the lack of clear funding sources.
Police Arrests Head of Startup Company, with Investments from Armaments Entrepreneur Strnad
The police have arrested the head of a startup that has financial ties to arms dealer Strnad.
They Could Have Come, But They Didn't. The Previous Government Wanted to Discuss Armaments with Okamura and Babiš
The article discusses the previous Czech government's desire to engage in discussions about armaments with prominent political figures Okamura and Babiš, but ultimately, these discussions did not take place.
Five-Year Plan: China will spend more money on military and armaments
China is increasing its military budget by seven percent while facilitating civilian participation in military efforts.
Trump will meet weapons manufacturers and demand 'cutting-edge armament'
U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet with weapons manufacturers to discuss enhancing the quality and delivery of military armaments amidst ongoing tensions with Iran.
Defense Project: United in the Fight for an Armaments Contract
Airbus employees called for a restart of the European Future Combat Air System project during nationwide protests against delays in its development.
SAFE Program. Nawrocki and Glapiński Surprise with Proposal. "Poland Can Afford It"
Karol Nawrocki has yet to make a decision on the EU's SAFE funding program for military armaments, as the ruling PiS party opposes it, labeling the loan as 'German,' while suggesting an alternative proposal with Adam Glapiński.
Trump criticizes Biden for transferring weapons to Ukraine but insists US is 'stocked' to win
Donald Trump criticizes Joe Biden for not adequately replenishing U.S. weapons stockpiles while claiming that the U.S. still has sufficient armaments for current operations.
'Wars can be fought forever’: Trump claims US has ‘virtually unlimited’ weapons stockpile
Donald Trump claimed the U.S. has a 'virtually unlimited' weapons stockpile, asserting that conflicts can be prolonged indefinitely with existing armaments.
Armaments: 'That would be a missed opportunity'
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to deliver a much-anticipated speech regarding the role of France's nuclear weapons in protecting European countries.
From Anthropic, no to weapons with Artificial Intelligence. The White House: 'Stop the contracts'
Anthropic has refused to hand over control of armaments to AI, prompting backlash from Trump regarding government contracts.
Armaments Industry in Europe: What Germany Can Learn from Ukraine
The article discusses the collaboration between the German and Ukrainian armaments industries in light of the ongoing conflict with Russia.
The armaments, Piraeus, and Greek-American relations
The Greek court's ruling on Qatargate's legality confirms continued scrutiny of European Parliament members including Greek politicians.
Poland: Dispute over Arms Billions from Brussels
Poland is facing a political dispute over the procurement of armaments funded by EU loans, with Prime Minister Tusk supporting the initiative while President Duda and the ruling PiS party oppose it.
"Politico": Trump threatened Europe regarding armaments from local manufacturers instead of US goods
The Pentagon has opposed any efforts by the European Union to limit access of American arms manufacturers to the European market, warning of retaliatory measures.
European Armaments Project: Is the Federal Government Focusing on More US Fighter Jets?
The German government is reportedly considering purchasing additional F-35 fighter jets from the US due to uncertainties surrounding a joint German-French fighter jet program.
Almost 50 billion PLN for armaments from the USA by the end of 2027.
Poland's government plans to borrow over 180 billion PLN for defense-related expenditures, primarily for arms purchases from the USA and South Korea, amidst discussions in the Senate regarding a new financial security instrument.
Russia is modernizing its armaments factory with Western machinery – Comrade: 'Thank God, the Russian armed forces are the most corrupt in the world'
Russia is currently modernizing its armaments production facilities with machinery from Western countries, indicating reliance on foreign technology amidst the ongoing conflict.
USA Armaments: Do Israeli Citizens Feel That War with Iran Is About to Begin?
The article discusses the increased military presence of the United States in the Middle East, focusing on the deployment of aircraft carrier groups, and questions whether Israeli citizens perceive an impending war with Iran.
On SAFE in the Senate. The Military Supports Loans for Armaments
Discussion in the Polish Senate focuses on proposed amendments to the SAFE financial instrument, aimed at providing loans for defense spending.
Armaments: "We just have to become much faster"
In an interview, SPD politician Siemtje Möller and armaments entrepreneur Marc Wietfeld discuss the pressing need for Germany to improve its defense capability amid significant military funding, cautioning against mismanagement and dependency.
Seven Armaments Projects: The New Weapons of the Europeans
Europe is launching seven defense projects to reduce reliance on American protection as tensions with Russia rise.
SAFE divides the political scene, what will the president do? Veto on the table
The Polish parliament passed the SAFE program enabling joint borrowing for armaments, igniting a political dispute about its implications and the president's potential veto.
The Lebanese government discusses the second phase of the armament control plan next week
The Lebanese government will decide next week on the implementation of the second phase of a plan to control armaments in the region north of the Litani River.
Networking of Industry, Capital and Research: Munich - the Secret Capital of Armaments Technology
Munich is emerging as a significant center for defense technology amidst geopolitical tensions, as startups and research institutions collaborate on advanced technologies.
Armaments in Changing Times: Should VW Soon Build Drones?
The article discusses the potential for Volkswagen to enter military drone production in light of Europe's urgent need for drones amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Focus on Armaments and Economy - Chancellor Merz Travels to the Gulf Region
Chancellor Friedrich Merz embarks on his first trip to the Gulf region, visiting Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates with a focus on armaments and economic cooperation.
Economic Policy: Bavaria, the Armaments Factory of the Federal Republic
Bavaria is positioning itself as a central hub for the defense industry, highlighted by a recent drone demonstration, amidst struggles in the automotive sector.
Investments in the armaments industry amounting to 15 billion PLN
The article discusses funding sources and investment areas for the Polish Armaments Group, including the role of EU funds and recent changes in banks' financing approach, highlighting the industry's progress from previous years.
President Karol Nawrocki convened a meeting of the National Security Council
President Karol Nawrocki has summoned a meeting of the National Security Council to discuss a European Union loan for armaments, an invitation to the Peace Council by Donald Trump, and actions to clarify the eastern business contacts of Speaker of the Sejm WÅ‚odzimierz Czarzasty.
Polar Race in Armaments and the End of NATO: Four Scenarios of Trump's Struggle for Greenland
The article discusses four potential scenarios regarding Trump's strategy toward Greenland, which could threaten NATO's foundations according to Denmark.
Record Year for the Polish Armaments Group: Billion Contracts and New Strategy
The Polish Armaments Group reported a remarkable 2025 with significant financial results, contract achievements, and military supply advancements, including the construction of frigates and delivery of drones.
Fuel for Rockets: Does a Ukrainian Armaments Factory Make Denmark a Target?
A Ukrainian factory for rocket fuel is being established in Denmark, raising concerns about security on NATO territory.
Armaments: From Belharra to the Shield of Achilles and F-35s, to Athens' new deterrence doctrine
The year 2025 marked a significant transition for Greece's defense strategy, featuring critical armament decisions including the acquisition of Belharra frigates, the Shield of Achilles, and F-35s, with enhanced roles for domestic defense industries in the geopolitical landscape.
Hypersonic Attacks, Railgun, Nuclear Warhead – What Trump's 'Golden Fleet' Can Do
The article discusses the anticipated features and armaments of the USS Defiant, a new class of warships proposed by Donald Trump, highlighting its significant offensive and defensive capabilities as well as the extensive cost involved.
Some universities prefer not to have anything to do with the military
Some universities, particularly those not affiliated with the military, are actively avoiding collaborations with the armaments industry and security technology sectors, unlike military-specific institutions such as the Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg.
Russia's new plan for nuclear weapons
Russia plans to structurally strengthen its military capabilities over the next decade with a focus on modernizing its nuclear triad, expanding ground forces, and introducing advanced technologies in weapon systems, according to the new State Armaments Program for 2027-2036 presented by the Kremlin.