NATO 3.0: Europe Confronts the True Cost of Its Defense
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 […]
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FCAS, an Aircraft Never Built but Already Paid For by States
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 […]
Restored U-2S, Symptom of a Still Fragile ISR Transition
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 […]
After FCAS, Germany Seeks Its Air Combat Path
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 […]
Ramstein Flag 2026: The Full-Scale Test of a Modern NATO War
Ramstein Flag 2026 tests NATO’s air power against a high-intensity conflict, from Finland to Spain. Summary Ramstein Flag 2026 is not just another air exercise. […]
Ukrainian Mirage 2000s Enter Ground-Strike Role
A video showing very low-altitude flight suggests air-to-ground strikes by Ukrainian Mirage 2000s. Tactical proof, a real shift, or a political signal? Summary A short […]
The SCAF is stalling: can Europe still build its fighter jet?
The SCAF is entering a critical crisis involving Dassault, Airbus, Paris and Berlin. Can the European fighter jet still survive? In summary The Future Combat […]
China (PLAAF): Unprecedented mass production and the rise of large drones
The PLAAF is stepping up production of modern fighter jets and large stealth drones. The challenge is industrial, logistical and strategic. In summary China is […]
France’s Rafale fleet is becoming too thin for high-intensity conflicts
France’s Rafale fleet remains stretched too thin in the face of crises, export commitments, and the phasing out of the Mirage. The fighter fleet is […]
How Warsaw Will Finance Its Rearmament with Europe
Warsaw becomes the first beneficiary of SAFE loans, securing €43.7 billion to accelerate its rearmament in the face of Russia. In Summary Poland has just […]