European Union finance ministers were discussing on Tuesday how to spend more on defence without breaking EU rules and ...

Central bank body, the Bank for International Settlements, has refrained from voicing its usual concerns about rising debt, ...

Outspoken Rheinmetall chief whose rising profile has come at personal risk sees transatlantic strains as ‘good for business’ ...

The European Union's latest joint borrowing plan is likely just a fraction of what will be needed to defend the continent, ...

The urge to throw more money at defence budgets across a number of countries has become infectious.  It was bound to happen ...

European Union finance ministers on Tuesday backed a proposal to use the flexibility in the bloc's revised fiscal rules to ...

ASX All Ords defence stock Austal Ltd (ASX: ASB) is back on the markets today, suffering a 21% plunge after a capital raise.

That’s not an aim that can be met by increasing defence spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP and having a vague plan to get to 3 per cent at some point in the future. (Yes, output targets are stupid in a ...

European leaders including Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof last week hailed proposals to give EU member states fiscal flexibility on defence spending, and to jointly borrow up to 150 billion euros ...

Counter drone protection developer DroneShield has celebrated the opening of its new office with Australian Minister for ...