The Ministry of Defense denies that it intends to procure 15 more F-35 fighter jets. However, it could make good use of modern aircraft.
By Gabriel Bub
Poland and Romania have arrested eight people suspected of planning acts of sabotage on behalf of Russia.
By Redaktion Table
The new Military Service Act will change Germany’s Armed Forces, the Bundeswehr, not least because the share of women is likely to fall. It is already only around 13%.
By Nana Brink
Software products also have supply chains that can harbor risks. This is a particular problem for the Bundeswehr. Alexandra Paulus from the German Institute for International and Security Affairs explains how the Bundeswehr can protect itself.
By Alexandra Paulus
In a joint statement with Ukrainian MP Halyna Yanchenko, Nathanael Liminski, Minister for Federal and European Affairs in NRW, calls on Europe to learn from Ukraine and forge strong partnerships.
By Maria Mitrov
Get to know the Top of the Table 2025: the 100 key figures in the security scene. Selected by the Security.Table editorial team in ten categories, from politics, companies, consulting, associations and think tanks to foundations, science, NGOs and society. Today: Politics.
By Redaktion Table
If the kitchen stays cold, there’s no need to be in a bad mood. The Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance has a recipe book for power outages.
By Nana Brink
The Foreign Affairs Council today and the summit on Thursday are overshadowed by a possible meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Budapest. Unlike before the summit in Alaska in the summer, the Europeans are taking a relaxed approach this time and want to stay the course.
By Stephan Israel
The Deputy Chair of the French Defense Committee, Sabine Thillaye, is calling for the dispute over the work orders in the EUR 100 billion FCAS project to be resolved quickly.
By Gabriel Bub
Iran’s refusal of the invitation to the Gaza summit in Sharm el-Sheikh highlights the dilemma facing the leadership in Tehran. Regional integration and the lifting of sanctions are only possible by abandoning entrenched ideological positions – and recognizing Israel. In cooperation with the Center for Middle East and Global Order (CMEG).
By Center for Middle East and Global Order (CMEG)
