[DPL] Policy

DPL | Policy is the lens on what a single European state decides about its own defence — national security strategies, budgets and spending laws, white papers, and the ministerial and parliamentary decisions behind them. The altitude is domestic: how a government sets its own course and funds it. Multilateral programmes sit in the NATO & EU theatre [INT], agreements between states in [DIP], and the American dimension in [ATL].

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Germany Will Join a French Nuclear Exercise for the First Time — Two Rafale Land at Nörvenich

EU Names FSB Centre 16 for a Decade of Cyber Sabotage and Joins the UK in a First Coordinated Sanctions Package

Pistorius Reverses Fürstenfeldbruck's 2030 Closure to Stand Up a Second Luftwaffe Training Battalion

Twelve European Allies Commit USD 50.66 Billion Over Ten Years to a UK-Led Deep Precision Strike Initiative post image

Twelve European Allies Commit USD 50.66 Billion Over Ten Years to a UK-Led Deep Precision Strike Initiative

Poland Launches a PLN 23 Billion Security and Defence Fund Drawn From Its EU Recovery Money

Britain Commits GBP 190 Million to Join the US–Australia Precision Strike Missile Programme, a 500 km Round From 2027

Lithuania Moves to Strip Its Constitutional Ban on Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Military Bases

Germany's Defence Cabinet Approves a Compellable Reserve Toward 200,000 and Fast-Track Military Construction

Britain's GBP 298 Billion Defence Investment Plan Cancels the Type 83 and Type 32, Leaves GBP 4.7 Billion Unfunded

Bundestag Clears €2.4 Billion for 32,000 Soveron Radios to Digitise Germany's NATO Division 2025

Germany Presents the Verteidigungsaufstellung 2029, Targeting a 460,000-Strong Force of 260,000 Active and 200,000 Reservists

Italy Clears the 50-50 Leonardo–Baykar LBA Systems Drone JV With NATO-Only Sales Conditions