70 results for Aerospace

16 May 2012

A look at whether nations benefit from truth commissions, what unites the state and church, and coverage of Bucharest’s Black Sea Defense and Aerospace exhibition.

16 February 2016

We consider whether Russia is ‘weaponising’ refugees and ask why Bosnia wants to be in the EU. Plus: updates from Singapore Airshow, Asia’s biggest commercial aerospace and defence exhibition.

12 March 2013

Joseph Dana reports from the Herzliya Conference in Israel, Daniella Peled brings us up to date on the decisions being made in the Vatican, and Charles Alcock of Aviation International unpicks the latest headlines from the…

11 December 2013

Stefan Meister from the ECFR discusses the prospect for a deal between the Ukraine government and protestors. We also explore how the restructuring of EADS will affect the standing of the Airbus owner and aerospace giant…

13 October 2016

As the UK government tries to work out what Brexit actually means, we ask an expert on EU law and citizenship what the British people are likely to lose. Meanwhile, we look to Africa as the Republic of Burundi declares its…

22 October 2015

Hundreds of security and aerospace firms have descended upon South Korea this week for the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition, or Adex. But the region’s thorny geopolitical issues are quietly playing out…

8 March 2016

Dubai is known for putting on a good aviation-industry bash but Abu Dhabi is now looking to top its neighbour with the inaugural Aviation and Aerospace Week, which brings together a number of events. The first day of the…

22 October 2015

After an inconclusive election we discuss Portugal’s political future, which is in the hands of the president as both the citizens and the EU push him to decide between a right or left-wing coalition. We also turn the focus…

9 November 2015

Only a handful of world leaders have access to a personal luxury aeroplane but Benjamin Netanyahu will soon be one of them: Israel’s cabinet has approved a €92m budget to adapt an aircraft for the prime minister. The dec…

23 October 2015

The US and Russia might be scaling back their space programmes but the nations of Southeast Asia are gearing up for a space race of their own. Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand already have satellites orbiting Earth and this…