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Metlen Expands Greek Defense Manufacturing Amid ReArm Europe Initiative
Metlen, a Greek defense contractor, is expanding its Volos facility to a 60-acre site to manufacture tanks and components for armored vehicles, capitalizing on the €800 billion ReArm Europe plan and creating five independent factories within the Volos industrial area. This follows its recent product...
Metlen Expands Greek Defense Manufacturing Amid ReArm Europe Initiative
Metlen, a Greek defense contractor, is expanding its Volos facility to a 60-acre site to manufacture tanks and components for armored vehicles, capitalizing on the €800 billion ReArm Europe plan and creating five independent factories within the Volos industrial area. This follows its recent product...
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40% Bias Score
Rheinmetall's Expansion in Unterlüß: Displacement and Booming Arms Industry
Rheinmetall, a German arms manufacturer, is rapidly expanding its Unterlüß plant due to increased global demand for weapons, displacing residents and local businesses, including an aquarium club, while simultaneously boosting the company's stock value tenfold since the war in Ukraine began.
Rheinmetall's Expansion in Unterlüß: Displacement and Booming Arms Industry
Rheinmetall, a German arms manufacturer, is rapidly expanding its Unterlüß plant due to increased global demand for weapons, displacing residents and local businesses, including an aquarium club, while simultaneously boosting the company's stock value tenfold since the war in Ukraine began.
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44% Bias Score
Rheinmetall's Record €55 Billion in Orders Amidst Increased Global Military Demand
Rheinmetall, a German arms manufacturer, reported a record €55 billion in orders, a €17 billion increase from last year, driven by global demand for military equipment amid the war in Ukraine; the company plans to hire 8,000 employees annually and anticipates 40,000 employees within two years.
Rheinmetall's Record €55 Billion in Orders Amidst Increased Global Military Demand
Rheinmetall, a German arms manufacturer, reported a record €55 billion in orders, a €17 billion increase from last year, driven by global demand for military equipment amid the war in Ukraine; the company plans to hire 8,000 employees annually and anticipates 40,000 employees within two years.
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64% Bias Score
Rheinmetall Overtakes Volkswagen, Signaling Germany's Shift to Defense
Rheinmetall's market cap overtook Volkswagen's on Thursday, reaching €55.7 billion versus €54.4 billion, reflecting Germany's economic pivot from cars to defense amid Russia's war in Ukraine and concerns over U.S. support.
Rheinmetall Overtakes Volkswagen, Signaling Germany's Shift to Defense
Rheinmetall's market cap overtook Volkswagen's on Thursday, reaching €55.7 billion versus €54.4 billion, reflecting Germany's economic pivot from cars to defense amid Russia's war in Ukraine and concerns over U.S. support.
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40% Bias Score
France Pushes for EU Arms Manufacturing Autonomy
France is urging the EU to prioritize investment in European arms manufacturing, citing concerns over US control of weapon technology and usage restrictions, as seen in the Ukraine conflict; a proposed €800 billion investment plan is intended to strengthen European defense independence and create jo...
France Pushes for EU Arms Manufacturing Autonomy
France is urging the EU to prioritize investment in European arms manufacturing, citing concerns over US control of weapon technology and usage restrictions, as seen in the Ukraine conflict; a proposed €800 billion investment plan is intended to strengthen European defense independence and create jo...
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56% Bias Score
Rheinmetall Sees Massive Growth Amid Europe's Defense Spending Surge
Rheinmetall projects a significant sales increase (25-30% by 2025, 35-40% this year in defense) due to Europe's plan to massively increase its defense spending amid concerns over US security commitments and the war in Ukraine.
Rheinmetall Sees Massive Growth Amid Europe's Defense Spending Surge
Rheinmetall projects a significant sales increase (25-30% by 2025, 35-40% this year in defense) due to Europe's plan to massively increase its defense spending amid concerns over US security commitments and the war in Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Rheinmetall's Expansion in Unterlüß: Displacing Residents Amidst Booming Arms Sales
Rheinmetall's rapid expansion of its munitions factory in Unterlüß, Germany, displaces residents and local organizations, creating social divisions amid increased arms production driven by global demand and geopolitical tensions, particularly since the war in Ukraine.
Rheinmetall's Expansion in Unterlüß: Displacing Residents Amidst Booming Arms Sales
Rheinmetall's rapid expansion of its munitions factory in Unterlüß, Germany, displaces residents and local organizations, creating social divisions amid increased arms production driven by global demand and geopolitical tensions, particularly since the war in Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Macron Boosts French Arms Production Amidst Ukraine War
French President Macron met with major defense companies to increase arms production, aiming for a €90 billion annual defense budget, following a European chiefs of staff summit in Paris and amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Macron Boosts French Arms Production Amidst Ukraine War
French President Macron met with major defense companies to increase arms production, aiming for a €90 billion annual defense budget, following a European chiefs of staff summit in Paris and amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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60% Bias Score
EU Pledges Continued Military Support to Ukraine Amidst Russia's Invasion
Amidst Russia's invasion, 26 EU nations committed to continued military aid to Ukraine, which has become the world's largest arms importer, spending over half its budget on military needs and investing $1.5 billion in its domestic arms industry, now employing 300,000.
EU Pledges Continued Military Support to Ukraine Amidst Russia's Invasion
Amidst Russia's invasion, 26 EU nations committed to continued military aid to Ukraine, which has become the world's largest arms importer, spending over half its budget on military needs and investing $1.5 billion in its domestic arms industry, now employing 300,000.
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60% Bias Score
France Urges EU Shift from US to European-Made Weapons Amid Defense Spending Surge
France advocates for increased European investment in its defense industry to reduce reliance on US arms, citing concerns over control and operational limitations, exemplified by recent restrictions on long-range missiles supplied to Ukraine; the EU proposes an €800 billion investment package to sup...
France Urges EU Shift from US to European-Made Weapons Amid Defense Spending Surge
France advocates for increased European investment in its defense industry to reduce reliance on US arms, citing concerns over control and operational limitations, exemplified by recent restrictions on long-range missiles supplied to Ukraine; the EU proposes an €800 billion investment package to sup...
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48% Bias Score
Basque Government Invests €1 Billion in Defense Industry Boost
The Basque Government plans to invest €1 billion in a financial alliance to boost its defense industry, citing opportunities arising from Europe's push for reindustrialization and defense strengthening; this follows a recent Basque acquisition of 30% of Talgo.
Basque Government Invests €1 Billion in Defense Industry Boost
The Basque Government plans to invest €1 billion in a financial alliance to boost its defense industry, citing opportunities arising from Europe's push for reindustrialization and defense strengthening; this follows a recent Basque acquisition of 30% of Talgo.
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64% Bias Score
Rheinmetall's Record Profits Reflect Surge in Global Military Spending
Rheinmetall, a German defense contractor, reported record 2024 operating profit of €1.48 billion (61% increase) and a €55 billion order backlog (44% increase), driven by increased military spending due to geopolitical instability; the company projects further significant growth in 2025.
Rheinmetall's Record Profits Reflect Surge in Global Military Spending
Rheinmetall, a German defense contractor, reported record 2024 operating profit of €1.48 billion (61% increase) and a €55 billion order backlog (44% increase), driven by increased military spending due to geopolitical instability; the company projects further significant growth in 2025.
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56% Bias Score
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