Sebastian Sprenger is an Associate Editor for Europe at Defense News. He focuses on the defense market in Europe, U.S.-Europe cooperation, and multinational investments in defense and global security, with a keen interest in drone technology and aircraft. His work has been featured in C4ISRNET, Military Times, Defense News, Navy Times, and RealClearDefense.
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Sebastian Sprenger's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements related to defense and military, focusing on European Defense, NATO, aircraft, and missiles. His articles emphasize the latest developments in defense technology and military strategies. When reaching out to Sebastian for potential collaboration or contribution, consider offering insights into emerging technologies in the defense sector or expert commentary on geopolitical factors impacting European defense.
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By: Sebastian Sprenger
COLOGNE, Germany — The German government this week notified Pentagon leaders of an interest to buy the U.S.
COLOGNE, Germany — U.S. officials have told the Swiss government that Patriot air defense systems in the production pipeline for the alpine country would be diverted to help defend Ukraine, according to a Swiss announcement.
By: Sebastian Sprenger
COLOGNE, Germany — Lockheed Martin has vowed to make haste in building Typhon strike missile launchers for Germany if Berlin and Washington can finalize a sales agreement.
Fourteen months on, with a new U.S. administration in charge, officials at the defense ministry in Berlin told Defense News they believe the plan is still on.
By: Sebastian Sprenger
Rheinmetall said its portion of the Jackal deal amounts to almost €3 billion.
By: Sebastian Sprenger
WASHINGTON — Executives at Israel Aerospace Industries are awaiting news on the U.S. Golden Dome missile shield architecture, hoping that defense
By: Sebastian Sprenger
Besides Germany, order books for the new Leopard are filling up, with Lithuania, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Norway all planning to add the type to their armies.
By: Sebastian Sprenger
COLOGNE, Germany — As European governments grapple to understand the implications of a proclaimed U.S. takeover of Venezuela over the weekend, renewed
By: Sebastian Sprenger
COLOGNE, Germany — Germany's TKMS and Singapore-based ST Engineering's naval division signed an agreement on Tuesday toward the establishment of a joint submarine maintenance center in Singapore.
By: Sebastian Sprenger
The facility has already produced its first THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle, or UGV, for the Dutch government, part of a run of more than 100 such robots the Netherlands has pledged to send Ukrainian forces, Milrem said in a statement.
