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U.S. Army launches Sword 26 exercise across NATO’s eastern flank, replacing DEFENDER drills in Europe
U.S. Army Europe and Africa has launched Exercise Sword 26, a new multinational training series that will run through the end of May across eight countries on NATO’s eastern flank.
NATO joins Norway and Iceland for world’s largest live-fire cyber defence exercise in Lillehammer
A team of cyber specialists from the NATO Communications and Information Agency joined forces with Norway and Iceland from April 21 to 23 for Exercise Locked Shields in Lillehammer, Norway.
NATO weighs joint purchase of Saab GlobalEye aircraft to replace ageing E-3 Sentry early warning fleet
NATO member states are considering the joint acquisition of Saab GlobalEye airborne early warning and control aircraft, according to German media citing unofficial sources.
NATO Secretary General visits ASELSAN facility to review advanced defence systems and production capabilities
ASELSAN hosted NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at its Gölbaşı Technology Base in Ankara, presenting its latest defence technologies.
NATO agency and NHIndustries launch NH90 Block 2 study to advance helicopter capabilities for future operations
The NATO agency NAHEMA has signed a contract with NHIndustries to begin an architecture study for the NH90 Block 2 upgrade.
Hanwha Aerospace outlines future defence capabilities and localisation strategy during NATO representatives visit
Hanwha Aerospace has presented its future security vision to permanent representatives from 30 NATO member states during a strategic dialogue.
Defending NATO: a new opportunity for industry mission partnership
NATO members, faced with strategic decision-making about hardening their defensive posture, must choose carefully where precious tax dollars are spent.