Joshua Posaner is a Senior Defense and Space Reporter for POLITICO Europe. With a focus on defense and security issues, Joshua covers topics such as international conflicts, arms races, and European defense policies. His work has also been featured in POLITICO and E&E News.
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By: Paul Ronzheimer, Joshua Posaner
‘Europe may pay the price in the future' if it doesn't ‘fight this empire of evil,' Isaac Herzog says in interview.
“We will help Ukraine despite our pro-Russian government,” says Slovak campaign. Shell-by-shell, Slovaks are bypassing Bratislava and pledging cash for military aid for Ukraine themselves.
By: Barbara Moens, Stuart Lau, Joshua Posaner
Washington's support for Ukraine should not dispel a sense of urgency among EU countries, Ukraine and its allies warn.
“It is not we, the West, who should fear a clash with Putin, but the other way around,” Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said.
By: Joshua Posaner, Henry Donovan
The German chancellor and his defense minister have doubled down on their decision not to send long-range missiles to Ukraine.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy's launcher hopes dashed in Athens and Madrid. The race is on to get air defense batteries to Ukraine, but it doesn't look like they will be coming from Spain or Greece.
By: Joshua Posaner
Germany's Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck wants to suspend the IRIS2 satellite project; the EU isn't giving way.
POLITICO’s must-read briefing on what's driving the day in Brussels, by Jakob Hanke Vela.
Germany is getting cold feet about an expensive satellite system, but the EU says it's too late to stop IRIS2.
Expanding the Bundeswehr to a force of 203,000 is easier said than done. BERLIN — Germany scrapped the draft in 2011, but Russia's war in Ukraine is forcing a rethink.
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