Hahn and Messe Berlin have been connected for many years through the ILA Berlin, an international aerospace trade fair held regularly,
By Maria Mitrov
The fighting in Ukraine is not only preventing the proper containment of the damaged reactor in Chernobyl. The war is creating new dangers, in part because radioactive material from various sources has gone missing, writes the press spokesperson and graduate physicist.
By Norbert Zoubek
The price of continuing the Iran war is high: According to a study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the United States is at risk of shortages – including in the Western Pacific, where a potential confrontation with China would require vast resources.
By Angela Köckritz
While the world is focused on the Middle East, China is expanding its presence in the South China Sea. Vietnam is protesting – but is also showing no restraint when it comes to island-building.
By Andreas Landwehr
Lawmakers view the documents as a solid basis. However, they criticize a lack of concrete, measurable goals.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin and Gabriel Bub
Volodymyr Zelenskyy hopes to secure a green light to open clusters at the informal summit in Cyprus. Following the breakthrough on the €90 billion loan and the 20th sanctions package, the Ukrainian president wants to make the most of the current momentum.
By Stephan Israel
Just ahead of the World Cup, Rohde & Schwarz USA secured a record contract from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The technology and security company is also expanding its production facilities in Germany.
By Markus Bickel
Block most recently served as spokesperson for the Munich Security Conference (MSC).
By Michael Bröcker
At the Bundeswehr’s in-house think tank, Springer will head the “Future of War” research division.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
A solution for securing the Strait of Hormuz may soon be in sight. Rather than relying on an EU or UN mandate, it may come down to a coalition of the willing.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
