Joshua Posaner is a Senior Defense and Space Reporter at POLITICO. He covers Europe’s military industrial complex and space affairs, with a focus on topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War, the European Union, and security issues across North America and LATAM. Joshua's work has been featured in POLITICO, E&E News, and POLITICO Europe.
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There's no use pretending old warships will ever sail again, Maria Eagle says in Hamburg.
The German Greens minister said Berlin “will support everything that serves peace in the future.”
War in Ukraine is prompting 22 of the EU's 27 member countries to raise their defense spending again.
By: Laura Kayali, Joshua Posaner, Jacopo Barigazzi
Andrius Kubilius is the EU's first defense and space commissioner.
By: Joshua Posaner, Veronika Melkozerova
Germany's likely next chancellor says Europe should be ready to back a peace plan for Ukraine independently of the U.S.
By: Joshua Posaner, Laura Kayali
Governments need to make more orders and defense contractors have to take more risks, NATO's secretary-general said.
The IRIS² system will beam encrypted high-speed broadband internet back to governments, spies, militaries and remote regions.
By: Joshua Posaner
“We have to put Ukraine in the strongest possible position whether or not there are negotiations,” says UK prime minister.
By: Joshua Posaner
U.K. leader Keir Starmer says talking about extra defense spending is tough at the moment.
UK Defense Sec John Healey says military training should be a “better fit for what the Ukrainians need” – and announces fresh £225 million in support.
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