After a 30-day period, numerous suspended UN sanctions can be reactivated. Iran threatens consequences.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin and Viktor Funk
In the 200-page book, political scientist Delphine Deschaux-Dutard looks back at the history of Franco-German military cooperation and helps explain why it so often falters.
By Gabriel Bub
Drones, electronic warfare and glide bombs are defining the fighting in Ukraine. The defenders remain resilient despite exhaustion, while tensions are mounting among Russian troops. In cooperation with Reaktion Group Consulting, Table.Briefings analyzes the situation in Ukraine.
By Redaktion Table
The vague demands from the CDU/CSU’s defense policy spokesperson suggest that no major changes to the legislative process are to be expected at this stage.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
Criticism of the Israeli government’s plans for the Gaza Strip is also being voiced from the top ranks of the Israeli military. In Europe, more than 200 former ambassadors and senior officials are calling for measures against Israel.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
From Greenland to Rostock: The German Navy is realigning. Germany’s navy chief, Admiral Jan Christian Kaack, discusses Russian submarines, sabotage attempts and the planned military service.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Hamburg-based investor Luxcara is considering using Siemens Gamesa turbines for the planned “Waterkant” offshore wind farm in the North Sea – rather than from Chinese manufacturer Mingyang. Germany’s Defense Ministry (BMVg) had previously raised security concerns.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The defense companies Quantum Systems and Stark say they have successfully tested the integration of reconnaissance drones with "loitering munition" in Ukraine.
By Nana Brink
A subsidiary of the Czech defense group CSG has won a contract to build a munitions-filling plant in the United States. The project has 'strategic importance.'
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
