NewsNation's Kellie Meyer asked State Department Deputy Spokesperson Thomas Pigott about President Trump's proposal for European allies of the U.S. to cover the cost of American weapons for Ukraine.

Markets are volatile and geopolitical tensions are high. US Defense companies could provide solutions to both of those problems.

Europe’s increased defense spending may please the US and enrich its defense industry, but it risks militarization without ...

Croatia has marked 30 years since a key war victory with a military parade. Thousands watched as French-made Rafale jets flew over and 3,400 army personnel participated on Thursday. Prime ...

EUAD has surged 74% YTD as Europe pivots to strategic independence, a massive benefit to its defense industry. Read more on ...

Amid an unprecedented budget crunch and drastic spending cuts in Vienna, defense spending continues to increase year over ...

European nations are the leading buyers of American-made weapons. The bottomless need for armaments to help Ukraine fight ...

Europe entered the summer with the prospect of a transatlantic divorce looming as the futures of Ukraine, Nato and trade remained up in the air. With their beach holidays beckoning, European leaders ...

Amentum is very well-positioned to benefit from the new EU defense deal, given its established presence in the EU already.

The recent EU-Canada Summit in Brussels was an important moment of transatlantic solidarity amidst the shifts in Washington’s ...

The European Commission says 18 EU countries have so far applied for billions of euros from a new defense fund aimed at ...

The German cabinet is set to double defense spending to $187 billion, enhancing military capabilities amid ongoing threats ...