Major deliveries of military material and extensive logistical support make Rheinmetall Ukraine’s most important defence industry partner in the fight against Russian aggression. The company and Ukraine, represented by the Minister for Strategic Industries, Oleksandr Kamyshin, signed a memorandum of understanding to expand their strategic cooperation during the “Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024” in Berlin. The

750 women, one mission: The Women@Rheinmetall network wants to actively help shape the future of the technology and defence group – with project ideas from its own community. The bottom-up approach promises a range of benefits for both Rheinmetall and the women themselves. Diversity opens up new perspectives for businesses. It makes teams more agile,

Since the annexation of Crimea, Linda Mai has dedicated her life to the Blue-Gelb Cross aid organisation she founded. In an interview with DIMENSIONS, the chairwoman of the German-Ukrainian Association talks about her work, the will to resist and the emotional experience of the last aid transport to her war-torn homeland. You brought us this

For a neutral state with no military alliances such as Austria, a strong national defence is essential. In an interview with DIMENSIONS, Defence Minister Klaudia Tanner talks about robust democracy, billion-euro investments and rapid procurement – and how she intends to use these to quickly turn Austria’s armed forces into a state-of-the-art army. Madam Minister,

Exoskeletons are making life easier for production workers in Kassel. When Tony Stark puts on his legendary Iron Man suit, the engineer and defence industrialist turns into a superhero who can save the universe with his superhuman powers. Although the exoskeletons currently available on the market may not quite be able to compete with the

Established manufacturers are increasingly focusing on the electrification of off-road vehicles such as construction machinery – and not just because this can mean longer operating times. Start-ups and manufacturers of other off-road or agricultural machines are also looking for innovative solutions for efficiently electrifying their products. Rheinmetall is following this trend. Among other things, the

Vast amounts of unexploded ordnance corroding on the floor of the North Sea and Baltic, most of it sunk after the Second World War, pose an increasing threat to people and the environment. Rheinmetall and an international working group of specialized maritime companies have developed a solution to this problem in the form of a