Following Donald Trump’s criticism of the Europeans, Günter Sauter visited the US Secretary of State. Meanwhile, European partners reaffirmed their position not to intervene militarily in the Iran conflict.
By Sara Sievert
The Congolese army plans to begin disarming the FDLR militia in accordance with the Washington peace agreement. This is a key step in the peace process, and something Rwanda has long called for.
By Arne Schütte
In a response to a parliamentary question from the Green Party, the government confirmed that the surveillance and targeting of Jewish and Israeli interests in Germany is a priority for Iranian intelligence services.
By Maria Mitrov
Nature conservation as the foundation of defense policy: Environmentalists and a Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces) think tank are calling for increased dialogue on the restoration of wetlands, reduced reliance on fossil fuels within the armed forces, and resilient military bases.
By Kai Schöneberg
The planned acquisition continues the German government's procurement of loitering munitions. Back in late February, the Budget Committee had already given the green light for contracts with Helsing and Stark Defence.
By Redaktion Table
A Chinese satellite is set to test the approach, docking, and simulated refueling of other objects in space. The United States considers such capabilities to have military applications.
By Jörn Petring
International criticism of Israel’s actions in the West Bank is growing. Roland Friedrich, UNRWA director for the West Bank, warns Table.Briefings of a de facto annexation. And the SPD is calling for sanctions – also due to the introduction of the death penalty.
By Markus Bickel
A new study by Greenpeace concludes that the nuclear options currently under discussion would not improve safety but would instead create new risks.
By Markus Bickel
The EU missions Aspides and Atlanta are set to collect and share information on suspicious activities related to critical submarine infrastructure. This is the EU’s response to the Houthi militia’s involvement in the Iran conflict.
By Maria Mitrov
Frank Haun is set to serve as one of two mediators between the feuding industry partners in the FCAS project. By the end of April, he is expected to work with a French mediator to find a solution for the defense project.
By Gabriel Bub
