Turkish Navy Frigate Arrives in Tangier to Boost Morocco-Türkiye Defense Cooperation

Türkiye exports warship to NATO, EU member Romania in landmark first

Türkiye has completed its first warship export to a NATO and EU member country under a sales agreement signed with Romania, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Saturday. Speaki...

Belgium says defense ties with Türkiye will become 'even stronger'

Defense minister highlights collaboration between Europe, US and Türkiye needed to expand defense production

Bras de fer gagnant pour la Turquie

Curiosité diplomatique : à l'issue du sommet de l'OTAN d'Ankara, les chefs d'État et de gouvernement sont repartis avec un revolver turc gravé à leur nom, accompagné de six cartouches et d'un kit de nettoyage. Ankara exporte désormais autant ses armes que sa position stratégique. / Russie, () / Russie, Israël, États-Unis, Turquie, Armement

NATO Summit Opens in Ankara as New Defense Deals Fuel Militarization Concerns

Major Western defense companies are expected to discuss efforts to integrate military supply chains across member states. On Thuesday, the summit of the leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) opened in Ankara with a Defense Industry Forum, unveiling major defense industry initiatives aimed at accelerating weapons production and procurement, amid growing concerns over []

Europe Is Turning to Türkiye for Defence and Security

As NATO members boost their defence spending, Türkiye is emerging as a key partner with one of the alliance's largest armies and a rapidly growing defence industry. From drone and warship exports to counterterrorism, energy security and Black Sea co-operation, European governments are deepening ties with Ankara. This comes as the United States’ long-term commitment appears uncertain. Victoria Innes examines why Türkiye is becoming an increasingly important player in Europe's defence strategy.