Europe’s defense ambitions are reshaping global arms trade as nations push for local manufacturing and tech sovereignty, forcing U.S. contractors to adapt with European partnerships and tailored systems. While American gear remains dominant—think Patriots and F-35s—Europe is accelerating its self-reliance, investing in homegrown tech like unmanned fighters and early-warning aircraft, even beating U.S. rivals in key bids. The tension? Europeans want more than just products—they crave the underlying tech to build, maintain, and evolve their own defense, wary of U.S. priorities elsewhere. The race for autonomy is on, and the balance of power in defense is shifting.
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