Eurosatory: Around 200 German exhibitors expected
With 199 exhibitors, German companies will have the largest presence at the Eurosatory defense trade show in June.
By Gabriel Bub
With 199 exhibitors, German companies will have the largest presence at the Eurosatory defense trade show in June.
By Gabriel Bub
Given the growing importance of dual-use technologies for security and defense, there is a need for dialogue between civilian and military research. This could – similar to the strategic industrial dialogue – serve as a model for coordination between ministries.
By Marc Bovenschulte
The first frigate could be delivered as early as the second half of 2031. However, this is contingent on the German federal government accepting reduced testing and certification procedures, says the CEO of Rheinmetall's Naval Systems division.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
According to a recent report by SIPRI, arms imports south of the Sahara have increased. However, when looking at the continent as a whole, a decline can be observed.
By Arne Schütte
The Bundeswehr procurement office’s market consultation coincides with the search for a successor to the failed “Maus” program.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
China and Belarus are intensifying their arms cooperation; Moscow is the beneficiary. This makes Chancellor Merz's trip to China even more complicated.
By Viktor Funk and Marcel Grzanna
The German federal government wants to provide additional funds for the procurement of the F-126 frigate. The money is intended to settle outstanding invoices while the Ministry of Defense works on a solution with a new general contractor.
By Lisa-Martina Klein and Robert Wallenhauer
There are differing views on the planned procurement of combat drones from start-up Stark. The CDU/CSU sees fewer problems with investor Peter Thiel’s stake than the Ministry of Defense and the opposition.
By Robert Wallenhauer
The United States accuses China of having carried out a banned nuclear weapons test in 2020. Beijing rejects the allegations as political manipulation.
By Leonardo Pape
Next week, the Budget Committee is set to approve the procurement of drones from Stark, a company in which US entrepreneur Peter Thiel also has a stake. Boris Pistorius is to provide information on the extent of Thiel’s influence on the company.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin