After the fall of FCAS fighter, Germany eyes ‘realistic’ future projects with France

Germany has abandoned the FCAS sixth-generation stealth fighter project with France after involved companies failed to reach an agreement. The $115 billion effort collapsed following prolonged disputes over which party should take the lead. Berlin is now shifting its focus toward more realistic future projects with France. This decision follows years of squabbles regarding the development of the centerpiece fighter jet, effectively ending the current joint venture between the two nations.