German defence firms see renewed opportunities at the Paris weapons fair as the FCAS program falters, highlighting Europe’s push for strategic autonomyExecutive summary: Around 100 German defence firms displayed new armoured and air‑defence systems at the Paris weapons fair after the FCAS program underperformed. The showcase underscores Europe’s effort to achieve strategic autonomy in defence and may trigger new procurement contracts for German manufacturers. German defence companies, European policymakers, and NATO allies attending the Paris fair. EU defence ministers are expected to discuss accelerated procurement plans and possible funding adjustments at upcoming meetings.The Paris weapons exhibition showcases new German armoured and air‑defence systems following the setbacks of the Franco‑German FCAS fighter jet project. Around 100 German companies are presenting their latest products, signalling a shift toward European defence self‑reliance. The event occurs amid broader European discussions on reducing dependence on U.S. military supplies.Connected developmentsRüstung: „Wir können ein gutes Team werden“: Deutsche und taiwanische Firmen kooperieren bei DrohnenSpitzentreffen am Genfersee: Worum es beim G7-Gipfel gehtAnschläge auf Stromleitungen: Eon-Chef: Komplettschutz der Stromnetze nicht möglichOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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