Alpine Eagle: Claudia Steinhoff becomes Head of Communications and Marketing
Claudia Steinhoff leaves Quantum Systems to join the new start-up.
By Viktor Funk
Claudia Steinhoff leaves Quantum Systems to join the new start-up.
By Viktor Funk
The West is no longer just reacting defensively to hybrid threats, but is also taking proactive measures. For Teija Tiilikainen, Director of the European Center of Excellence for Countering Hybrid Threats in Helsinki, this step is long overdue.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Government-to-government deals are to be welcomed if they serve security policy interests, writes Max Mutschler. However, they would be problematic if they were only used to prop up production in Germany.
By Max Mutschler
This year's Munich Security Report focuses on the impact of the US president on European security, the Indo-Pacific, the international trade system and development policy. The solution to global crises takes a back seat.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin and Markus Bickel
Several insiders have confirmed to Reuters that the mission could probably take place this week.
By Maria Mitrov
Sprind is investing in a defense company for the first time. The start-up Hypersonica is receiving money to develop hypersonic weapon technology for precision strikes.
By Gabriel Bub
The EU is planning a sweeping ban on services for Russian crude oil to further cut Moscow’s revenues, alongside new measures targeting the financial sector, cryptocurrencies and expanded export restrictions.
By Stephan Israel
Food is increasingly being used as a weapon, write Benedetta Berti and Erin Sikorsky, members of the Munich Security Conference’s Food Security Task Force. NATO countries should therefore prepare for the targeted manipulation of food systems as a hybrid threat.
By Benedetta Berti and Erin Sikorsky
Inspector General Carsten Breuer is set to assume leadership of NATO’s Military Committee in 2028. His appointment would further strengthen Germany’s role within the alliance, where it already holds several key positions.
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Shortly before the Munich Security Conference, the defense ecosystem in the greater Munich area has received another boost. New alliances are taking shape, while the Free State of Bavaria is adjusting the legal framework to further strengthen the sector.
By Katharina Horban