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Big rises for BAE, Rheinmetall, Thales and Leonardo amid European push to support possible Ukraine peace deal

Baltic and Nordic countries to equip and train Ukrainian brigade; Rheinmetall car part factories to make weapons and ammunition. What we know on day 1,098

European NATO members' repeated failure to hit its defense spending targets means it should have no complaints about peace talks, Rheinmetall CEO says.

South Korea, US say 3,000 North Korean troops are entering combat imminently. Experts unsure that’ll change war course.

Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer should not assume that defence cooperation can be kept separate from the thornier issue of trade integration

The deal will see German planes operating from a Scottish airbase and increase co-operation on developing new equipment.

The deal will see German planes fly from a Scottish RAF base and lead to closer collaboration on developing new military equipment.

GERMAN planes will operate from a base in Scotland under a defence pact with Berlin being signed on Wednesday ...

The deal will see German planes fly from a Scottish RAF base and lead to closer collaboration on developing new military equipment

The world is not a peaceful place; there are 110 armed conflicts underway currently. That's why global military expenditure grew 7% to $2.43 trillion in 2023, the steepest annual rise since 2009. The leading 15 global defense contractors are now on pace to generate free cash flow of $52 billion…

The German government says it “won’t be intimidated” by Russian attempts to undermine the country’s support of Ukraine, but is refusing to comment on a report that Moscow planned to assassinate the chief executive of a leading defense company