Macron says France to 'increase' orders for Rafales as EU chief calls for "credible" deterrence

Eric Trappier, CEO of Dassault, announced on March 21 that the group's factories were ready to go from one to four, or even five Rafale planes a month. An increase in the pace that will allow to meet the Elysée's demand to put the double bites in the context of the country's rearmament.

France, UK must heed the call of Europe's new nuclear age

Paris and London can provide the assurances that stop a continental race for nuclear weapons, but it won't be easy.

Macron wants to be France's protector-in-chief

Many of the young haven’t forgiven Macron for his response to Covid, when he confined the French to their homes for the best part of a year.

Extended Deterrence and the Outbreak of War | American Political Science Review

Extended Deterrence and the Outbreak of War - Volume 82 Issue 2

Macron speeds up Rafale warplane orders, to invest $1.6 billion into one of France's air bases

In a significant move to enhance military capabilities, President Emmanuel Macron has announced plans to acquire additional Rafale warplanes and invest approximately 1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) into one of France's air bases

In his article, Air Force Commander Timo Herranen defends the acquisition of the American fighter jet and assures that he trusts the United States.