Netherland is Pakistan’s 3rd source of arms
Dutch arms exports in 2017 are projected as dots on a map published online by Stop Wapenhandel (Stop Arms Trade) from the…
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Fokker alive and kicking; components for Yemen
Late august 2018 military helicopter company NHIndustries concluded a deal with Qatar to sell 28 helicopters. The France-based company is jointly owned…
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Hidden parts in Dutch arms export
During a visit of the Dutch prime minister to Washington, the Netherlands and the United States reinforced their ties on military affairs…
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Control on second hand arms exports
Surplus arms will come to the market when armed forces are shrinking because of budget limitations or are restructuring due to major…
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Dutch arms exports and SIPRI ranking
In the latest annual report Trends in international arms transfers by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) The Netherlands entered the…
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F-35, Turkey and the EU Common Position
Although under the autocratic regime of president Erdogan, Turkey expected to receive its F-35 fighter aircraft. According to plan the first plan…
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A Common Position is not a common policy
This year the EU Common Position on the export of military goods and technology is due for review. Will the text be…
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Submarines for swap
April 2018 the US promised Tapei technology to be used for a domestic Taiwanese submarine program. Only technology, because the largest superpower…
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European naval vessels for sale
According to a study written for the European Commission, the average share of Europe’s naval industry is more than 60 percent of…
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Dual use technology for China
In January 2018 17 percent of Dutch dual-use exports went to China. Is this an issue for arms control activists?
In February…
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