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Europe urges defense suppliers to boost production, but many are already burdened by legacy debt and lack access to affordable capital. Until financing mechanisms catch up with strategic demand, Europe’s industrial base remains constrained and vulnerable.
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A little-noticed U.S. bill, the William S. Knudsen Defense Remobilization Act, would map bottlenecks and turn wartime demand models into peacetime contracts. Backed by Marco Rubio, it aims to reboot U.S. production—and send clearer, steadier signals to Europe and NATO supply chains.
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At a time when strategic competition is rising across Europe, France has quietly re-engineered its defense innovation ecosystem.
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From Kyiv to Tel Aviv, one truth is reshaping global defense economics: it’s cheaper to attack than to defend. As thousands of drones flood the skies, interception has become the fastest-growing frontier — and the next trillion-dollar race in defense technology.
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Europe is rapidly expanding its ammunition production to meet wartime demand—but quantity alone won’t secure the continent’s defense future.