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Netherlands Revokes Israeli Arms Export Licenses Amid Gaza Conflict

The Dutch government revoked three export licenses for Israeli naval components due to the deteriorating situation in Gaza and the risk of misuse, raising concerns about potential human rights violations and the effectiveness of export controls.

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Belgian Court Halts Military Exports to Israel, Citing Genocide Concerns

A Brussels court ordered the Flemish government to halt a shipment of military equipment to Israel, imposing a €50,000 fine per future shipment due to insufficient oversight violating international conventions prohibiting arms exports usable in war crimes or genocide.

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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Pulls Music From Spotify Over CEO's Military AI Investment

Australian psych-rock band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard joined other artists like Deerhoof and Xiu Xiu in removing their music from Spotify, protesting CEO Daniel Ek's investment in Helsing, a German AI company developing military technology, including drones, via investment firm Prima Materia w...

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European Arms Sales Transparency: A Critical Deficiency

A report by the Asser Institute and the University of Amsterdam reveals that eight major European arms-exporting countries, including France, Spain, and Germany, severely restrict public access to arms sales data, citing national security concerns, despite international obligations; this lack of tra...

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UK Court Upholds F-35 Exports to Israel Despite Gaza War Crimes Concerns

A UK high court ruled that the government's decision to allow the export of F-35 components to Israel, despite the risk of their use in violating international humanitarian law in Gaza, was lawful; the ruling prioritizes national security considerations over judicial review of potential war crimes.

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Legal Challenge Threatens Israeli Participation in Paris Air Show

A French court will decide on June 10th whether to exclude Israeli companies from the Paris Air Show (June 16-22), following a legal challenge by several associations citing Israel's actions in Gaza as evidence of "massive international crimes.

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Belgian Court Halts Military Equipment Transit to Israel

A Belgian court ordered the Flemish government to stop the transit of military equipment to Israel after finding tank components in Antwerp destined for an Israeli army supplier, citing the Geneva Convention and Arms Trade Treaty, and imposing a €50,000 fine per violation.

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EU Dockworkers Protest Arms Shipments to Israel Amid Human Rights Concerns

European dockworkers are demanding an end to EU arms shipments to Israel due to human rights violations in war zones, citing increased transit through civilian ports and legal challenges to alleged government cover-ups, while Italy suspended military equipment deliveries exceeding €6 million in 2024...

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Belgian Court Halts All Flemish Arms Exports to Israel

A Brussels court ruled that the Flemish government must halt all arms exports to Israel due to violations of international law, stemming from a seized container of ball bearings in Antwerp destined for an Israeli defense company.

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Venezuela-Russia Joint Venture Boosts Venezuelan Defense

Russia completed the first phase of a Venezuelan plant producing 70 million 7.62mm cartridges yearly for Kalashnikov rifles, significantly enhancing Venezuela's defense against drug trafficking and organized crime, despite sanctions on both nations.

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Israeli Arms Maker Sues France After Paris Air Show Booth Closure

Rafael, an Israeli arms manufacturer, is suing France after authorities shut down its Paris Air Show booth due to Israel's Gaza operations, citing the display of "offensive weapons" in violation of pre-agreed terms; the company claims millions of euros in losses.

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Merz to Meet Trump Amidst Ukraine, Trade, and Domestic Policy Tensions

German Chancellor Merz will meet US President Trump in Washington to discuss the Ukraine conflict, trade tariffs, and German domestic politics, aiming for a constructive relationship despite potential disagreements.

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