European rearmament can only be achieved through cooperation with the U.S. in developing and producing scarce military assets ...

Several pension funds in Europe are reviewing long-standing exclusion policies on weapons manufacturers, as they work to ...

Rheinmetall , a major beneficiary of Europe's renewed push to invest in defence, said on Wednesday it expects significant ...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says EU countries must purchase military equipment made in Europe under a ...

Europe’s top defense leaders vowed ongoing support for Ukraine in case of a ceasefire deal with Russia, but stopped short of ...

Central bank body, the Bank for International Settlements, has refrained from voicing its usual concerns about rising debt, ...

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Moscow dismissed Macron’s nuclear deterrent offer as “extremely confrontational,” saying the remarks reflected Paris’ ...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen bid for support for her ambition to rearm Europe in an address to EU ...

European leaders are gathering in Brussels to discuss how to support Ukraine and fend more for themselves on defense.

NATO is strongest when its members contribute equally and Europe is still not doing enough to meet the challenges ahead.

The U.K., Germany and Europe take credible steps to break the welfare-state block on the military.