Civil and military production are becoming increasingly intertwined. Companies that want to deliver security-critical products need to take care of digital resilience and reliable supply chains, writes Boris Hecker, Managing Director of IT service provider Atos Germany.
By Boris Hecker
By János Allenbach-Ammann and Stephan Israel
The government agency responsible for Bundeswehr procurement is to be reorganized by May. Locations in other cities are to be added.
By Gabriel Bub
In principle, Ukraine can fend off many Russian airstrikes, but not everywhere. The 57-year-old Yelizarov is to use his management skills to change this.
By Denis Trubetskoy
The Greenland debate even makes it into automated email responses. Rasmus Jarlov, chair of the Defense Committee in the Danish Parliament, leaves no doubt on this point.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The decision to purchase Meko frigates from TKMS has met with criticism from suppliers. This is because it is not yet clear whether they will be involved or whether the order will go entirely to TKMS.
By Robert Wallenhauer and Lisa-Martina Klein
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz often seeks to close ranks with Italy’s head of government Giorgia Meloni, including on defense policy. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will meet his Italian counterpart on Friday.
By Till Hoppe, Almut Siefert and Wilhelmine Stenglin
Following the agreement between Donald Trump and Mark Rutte in Davos, the NATO Military Committee sees a framework for a possible compromise on Greenland. However, the Alliance’s top military officers need more details and a political mandate before they can start planning.
By Stephan Israel
The humanitarian situation in Sudan remains precarious. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, experts are talking about the worst crisis since records began.
By Arne Schütte
Lithuania’s Finance Minister Kristupas Vaitiekūnas is calling for countries on the EU’s eastern flank not to be left alone with the costs of rearming – with reference to the threat posed by Russia, but also to the geopolitical situation. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will attempt to de-escalate the Greenland crisis in Davos.
By Stephan Israel and János Allenbach-Ammann
