European Defence projects – 34 PESCO projects selected in 2018

On 13th November, the EU Trade Commissioner Cecila Malmström delivered a speech in Washington on global common challenges with the United States in the context of investigations and safeguard measures

Time passing, and more and more little shiny details come to the surface about the biased procedure by which the tender was awarded to Lockheed Martin for the new Belgian fighter

It was announced in the past ten days that the German shipbuilder TKMS, a member of the ThyssenKrupp group, had signed a major contract with Egypt for the sale of

Last week, on a French radio station, French President Emmanuel Macron spoke about the need to create a "real European army" to handle the Russian threat and to emancipate Europe

At a time when the UK is leaving the UE and the U.S.A threatening to loosen, if not untie, the NATO links on the ground of poor financing by the

Last September, Federica Mogherini, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission, announced major senior appointments in the European Union External Action Service (EEAS).

On Monday 17th September, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan have agreed to forge a demilitarized zone between rebels and Syrian government forces in Syria's

As arms sales are increasing around the world to face rising threats, space may soon become a land of wars, as the world space force race seems to speed up

Spain & Saudi Arabia: first, a story of kings and money   The recent Saudi contract of Navantia did not fall from the sky: it is only part of a larger story

The last three weeks, DefenceChronicles has collected interesting developments in Germany, which all illustrate how inconsistent the Defence issues have gone in Germany.   Inconsistency in the defence procurement   The Federal Government has recently