Washington has promised Kyiv a Patriot licence. This represents a major industrial breakthrough, but is not an immediate solution to the shortage of interceptors. In […]
The Sino-Russian patrol on 27 June reveals genuine military cooperation, but also a growing imbalance in Beijing’s favour. In summary The strategic air patrol conducted […]
Russia is making up for some of its aerial losses, but its bombers, early-warning aircraft and maintenance capabilities are weakening after four years of war. […]
Ukrainian manufacturer Fire Point is developing Freyja, a low-cost missile defence system designed in collaboration with Hensoldt to reduce dependence on the Patriot system. In […]
The arrival of F-35As in Poland strengthens NATO’s eastern flank while exposing the financial and technical strains of the American program. In Summary Poland officially […]
The American Golden Dome promises missile defense from low Earth orbit. However, its cost, physics, and effectiveness remain fiercely debated. In Summary The Golden Dome […]
Washington is reviewing its military footprint in Europe. Behind the concept of “NATO 3.0,” Europe is discovering the actual cost of its conventional defense. In […]
FCAS bogs down after billions committed. States pay for the loss, while industrialists keep revenues, know-how, and options. In Summary The collapse of the Future […]
The U.S. Congress wants to restore four U-2S aircraft while the Air Force aims to retire the fleet. A revealing choice for the future of […]
Following the failure of FCAS, Berlin is looking for an alternative between GCAP, the F-35, drones, and limited cooperation with France. In Summary The end […]
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