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"Nous sommes dans la guerre économique" (Général Eric Bucquet, directeur de la DRSD) Extraterritorialité, espionnage, cyberattaques, normes ESG, ONG... La filière défense est sous la pression de nombreuses attaques médiatiques mais aussi très secrètes. Et qui le restent souvent. Dans une interview accordée à La Tribune, le patron de la Direction du renseignement et de la sécurité de la défense (DRSD), le général Eric Bucquet, rappelle que la France est dans une guerre économique permanente menée par des services de renseignement étrangers très offensifs...

Australia considers German submarine option as tensions with French company grow Exclusive by defence correspondent Andrew Greene © Provided by ABC NEWS TKMS bid for the original submarine construction contract that was won by a French company. (Supplied: TKMS) The Navy has begun quietly examining whether German-made submarines could provide an interim capability for Australia before a future $90 billion French-designed fleet is due to enter service in over a decade. The Defence Department is also considering several other drastic options, including faster upgrades to Austr...

Australians do not benefit from a war with China 12 May 2021, 16:52 GMT+10 Recent rhetoric on war is more about supporting the highly lucrative defence industry as it is about countering the rise of China, writes Dr Rashad Seedeen. The COALITION GOVERNMENT is increasingly acting like its loud-mouthed, redneck cousin in the U.S.; full of bluster with little follow-through. It all began when Secretary of Home Affairs, Mike Pezzullo, informed his staff in an ANZAC Day speech that once again the "drums of war" were beating. Newly minted Defence Minister but always thin-skinned, Peter Dutton, affi...

Australia and Naval Group agree on Future Submarine progress funding and local industry content 04 March 2021 by Julian Kerr Tense negotiations between Canberra and French shipbuilder Naval Group over future costs and the percentage of local industry content in Australia’s AUD90 billion (USD70 billion) Future Submarine Program have concluded with agreements on both issues, Janes has learnt. According to informed sources, the overarching Strategic Partnering Agreement underpinning the project will now be amended to include a commitment by Naval Group to spend a minimum of 60% of the contrac...

Shot across the bows on submarine contract Save Share Top Defence officials are examining the possibility of replacing the ageing Collins class submarine with an updated version of the original boat and cutting adrift the current contract with the French amid mounting frustration over cost blowouts and missed deadlines. The Australian Financial Review understands Prime Minister Scott Morrison is increasingly exasperated over the troubled $80 billion project, with tensions rising between the Defence Department and the French designer Naval Group. A Collins Class submarine at sea.  Defence i...