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A new report has revealed that NATO and the European Union are making good progress in their efforts to collaborate more effectively on defence and security issues. The findings come from the first progress report on NATO-EU Cooperation, authored jointly by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and EU High Representative / ...
With the Scottish independence referendum debate set to resume on Tuesday it raises the question of how this would impact the British defence sector if they succeed. The debate on “Scotland’s Choice” will reconvene at 2.20pm on Tuesday with MSP’s expected to narrowly vote in favour of a second referendum to ...
Brexit: The impact on the Defence industry
January 23, 2017The Defence industry plays a vital role not only in terms of the nation’s security but also in its contribution the UK’s economy. According to the latest figures from aerospace and defence trade body, ADS, the Defence industry has an annual turnover of £65Bn; enjoys an export market worth £35Bn; supports ...
What will a Trump presidency mean for the Defence industry?
January 1, 2017The dust is now beginning to settle following Donald Trump’s election victory to become the 45th president of the United States of America. Attention is now turning towards what life will be like once the President-elect is sworn on Friday, January 20, 2017. What his tenure as President might mean for the ...
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