In a move to collectively confront adversarial threats to NATO’s communications and computer networks that continue to intensify, allies are set to formalize and unveil plans this week for the creation of a new, first-of-its-kind integrated cyber defense center, the White House revealed.
On the sidelines of the NATO summit in Washington on Wednesday, a senior official from the alliance familiar with these plans briefed DefenseScoop on leaders’ strategic vision for the new cyber hub, which will be set up at the coalition’s military headquarters in Mons, Belgium.
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The Nato Summit Defence Industry Forum heard an Italian proposal to exclude defence spending from the EU Growth and Stability Pact.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee filed its markup of the 2025 National Defense Authorization bill July 8, detailing for the first time how they would spend some $25 billion above and…
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Nato Allies have consolidated orders under the NSPA to purchase 940 Stinger FIM-92K Missiles for Germany, Italy and Netherlands.
Germany places large-volume order for 155mm artillery rounds with the German-Nordic industrial group, ARGE DiNa 155.
Polling of 15 European countries including Ukraine and 13 Nato Allies highlights varied outlooks on Ukraine’s future and the conflict with Russia.