Drone warfare: Why swarming capability is crucial
Many companies are developing AI-powered platforms aimed at increasing the effectiveness of drone deployments. That makes the need for binding international rules all the more urgent.
By Nana Brink
Many companies are developing AI-powered platforms aimed at increasing the effectiveness of drone deployments. That makes the need for binding international rules all the more urgent.
By Nana Brink
In theory, increased funding should make it possible to equip the Bundeswehr more quickly and effectively. But there is a problem: A memo from the Procurement Office in Koblenz, obtained by Table.Briefings, reveals significant delivery issues.
By Viktor Funk and Wilhelmine Stenglin
The German defense minister is planning a military agreement with Japan that would make it easier in the future to station troops on each other’s territory.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Military reconnaissance is on the verge of a paradigm shift: Artificial intelligence (AI), data fusion and high-resolution satellites are making every operation more transparent than ever. Alliance partners must be able to integrate into these systems quickly, says Armin Fleischmann, head of the Bundeswehr’s Department of Cyber and Information Domain (CID) Planning and Digitalization.
By Torsten Kriening
Ahead of today’s second Defense Summit at the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, representatives from the defense industry and the political sphere exchanged views in a discussion with Table.Briefings. Everyone wants to accelerate the “Zeitenwende,” but opinions differ on how best to achieve it.
By Katharina Horban, Robert Wallenhauer and Viktor Funk
The work of the Ukraine Task Force at the Federal Ministry of Defense is evolving, Retired Colonel Matthias Puschnig explains. While the task force continues to coordinate military aid for Ukraine, its focus is increasingly shifting toward advising German companies on entering the Ukrainian defense market.
By Nana Brink and Viktor Funk
The German Armed Forces relied on self-built first-person view drones for the “Grand Quadriga” in Lithuania. Lessons learned from Ukraine showed them that soldiers should also know how to build drones.
By Robert Wallenhauer
More women in security policy, the military, industry, and disaster management for greater resilience across society as a whole: This was the call made by speakers at an event organized by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and the Women in Defense Tech network initiative.
By Katharina Horban
The German federal and state governments are developing structures to manage large numbers of patients in the event of a “casus foederis”, as the civilian healthcare system is ill-prepared for such a scenario. This became evident during the Medic Quadriga exercise at Berlin Airport.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
In the event of a military conflict, university hospitals would be the key points of contact for the most seriously injured. But there are still no clear rules for coordinating and distributing patients.
By Lisa-Martina Klein