In our monthly press review, we translate, analyze and summarize news from various European publications on the issues of drones. In January 2020 the most frequent topics discussed in drone news were the use of drones in Middle East and Africa and the widening of the drone race. You can find the publication here....
In our monthly press review, we translate, analyze and summarize news from various European publications on the issues of drones. In October 2019 the most frequent topics discussed in drone news were the French and Czech plans for their use of armed drones, the use of drones in Libya and Lebanon, ongoing drone rivalry between the US and China, and...
In our monthly press review, we translate, analyze and summarize news from various European publications on the issues of drones. In May 2019 the most frequent topics discussed in drone news were on their use in the conflicts in Yemen and Libya. ...
In our monthly press review, we translate, analyze and summarize news from various European publications on the issues of drones. In April 2019 the most frequent topics discussed in drone news were on drones and AI, their use for targeted killings, and accountability and transparency. You can find the publication here....
In our monthly press review, we translate, analyze and summarize news from various European publications on the issues of drones. In March 2019 the most frequent topics discussed in drone news were on transparency, war crimes, and further proflieration. ...
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In order to commemorate the Al-Badhiya air strike's second anniversary in which, according to the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria, 150 civilians lost their lives Airwars and ECCHR organised a panel discussion. The Al-Badhiya strike, the most severe air strike of the anti-IS Coalition with over 150 civilian casualties, took place on the 20th of March 2017, when it...
On Tuesday the 19th of March, the Higher Administrative Court in Münster ruled in favour of 3 Yemeni claimants on many key points, as they argued that the US' use of Ramstein air base for drone strikes violated German and international law. The case was brought by three members of the bin Ali Jaber family, who lost two relatives in a US...