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Oct- 2025 -9 OctoberEurope
Can AI Rethink Military Strategy? Sweden and Norway Put It to Test
Sweden and Norway tested artificial intelligence applications in military planning during the Comprehensive Shield 2025 exercise.
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9 OctoberEurope
Germany Approves 7 Major Defense Deals, Including 20 Eurofighter Jets
The German Bundestag has approved seven major defense contracts to strengthen national and NATO capabilities, including a 3.75-billion-euro ($4.36 billion) deal for 20 Tranche 5 Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft.
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8 OctoberEurope
Ukraine’s Himera Scores First NATO Contract for Battlefield Radios
Ukrainian communications firm Himera has completed its first state order for the defense ministry of a NATO member country.
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6 OctoberAir
NATO Presses Greece to Transfer Mirage 2000 Combat Jets to Ukraine
NATO allies are increasing pressure on Greece to transfer part of its Mirage 2000-5 fighter fleet to Ukraine amid the Russian invasion.
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3 OctoberSea
Verdict Due in Finland Trial Over Baltic Cable Cuts
A Finnish court will deliver its verdict on the captain and two senior officers of a ship, believed to be part of Russia's "shadow fleet," suspected of cutting Baltic Sea cables.
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2 OctoberEurope
Estonia Lands Two Slots in NATO’s Fast-Track Defense Tech Program
Two Estonian defense firms have been chosen for the next phase of NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic.
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1 OctoberEurope
EU Leaders Plot Defense Boost in Shadow of Denmark Drones
EU leaders will discuss bolstering Europe's defenses and Ukraine's financial firepower at a Wednesday summit in Denmark, where mysterious drone flights have ramped up fears about the threat from Russia.
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Sep- 2025 -24 SeptemberEurope
Germany Says Russian Airspace Incursions Could Be ‘Escalation Trap’
German Defense Minister Pistorius urged NATO to stay calm over alleged Russian airspace violations, warning against an escalation trap.
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23 SeptemberWar
Germany Readies to Treat 1,000 Daily Casualties if NATO-Russia War Erupts
Germany is drafting medical plans to care for up to 1,000 wounded soldiers a day if a major war with Russia were to break out, the country’s top military doctor said.
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23 SeptemberSpace
Spanish Startup Wins $9M to Develop Very Low Earth Orbit Satellite Tech
Kreios Space secured $9.3 million from the NATO Innovation Fund and JOIN Capital to advance its Very Low Earth Orbit satellite technology.
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