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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
Dutch Tech Firms Pivot to Military Applications Amidst Ukraine War
Four Dutch tech companies, initially focused on civilian applications like underwater mapping and autonomous vehicles, are adapting their technologies for military use due to the war in Ukraine, driven by increased European defense investments and concerns about technological dependence on the US.
Dutch Tech Firms Pivot to Military Applications Amidst Ukraine War
Four Dutch tech companies, initially focused on civilian applications like underwater mapping and autonomous vehicles, are adapting their technologies for military use due to the war in Ukraine, driven by increased European defense investments and concerns about technological dependence on the US.
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44% Bias Score
Spain's March CIS Barometer: PSOE Leads, Economic Concerns Prevail
The March CIS Barometer projects PSOE as the leading party in Spain with 34.5% of the vote, ahead of PP (29.2%), while the survey also highlights concerns about housing, economy, and a strong preference for increased EU defense capabilities.
Spain's March CIS Barometer: PSOE Leads, Economic Concerns Prevail
The March CIS Barometer projects PSOE as the leading party in Spain with 34.5% of the vote, ahead of PP (29.2%), while the survey also highlights concerns about housing, economy, and a strong preference for increased EU defense capabilities.
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40% Bias Score
Unprecedented Chiefs of Staff Meeting in Paris Highlights European Security Concerns
Thirty-seven chiefs of staff from various countries, including European nations, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Canada, and Ukraine, met in Paris on March 11th to discuss European security and support for Ukraine, without US participation, amid the latter's suspension of military aid to Ukraine.
Unprecedented Chiefs of Staff Meeting in Paris Highlights European Security Concerns
Thirty-seven chiefs of staff from various countries, including European nations, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Canada, and Ukraine, met in Paris on March 11th to discuss European security and support for Ukraine, without US participation, amid the latter's suspension of military aid to Ukraine.
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48% Bias Score
EU Increases Defense Spending, Validating Macron's Vision
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and concerns over the US's reliability as an ally, the European Union is massively investing in its own defense, validating French President Macron's 2017 Sorbonne speech advocating for European defense autonomy, a vision initially met with skepticism but now ...
EU Increases Defense Spending, Validating Macron's Vision
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and concerns over the US's reliability as an ally, the European Union is massively investing in its own defense, validating French President Macron's 2017 Sorbonne speech advocating for European defense autonomy, a vision initially met with skepticism but now ...
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52% 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
Germany Scraps Debt Brake, Unleashes €1 Trillion for Military and Infrastructure
Germany's parliament approved a €1-trillion stimulus package, eliminating the "debt brake" to fund military rearmament and infrastructure improvements, driven by the war in Ukraine and shifting geopolitical priorities.
Germany Scraps Debt Brake, Unleashes €1 Trillion for Military and Infrastructure
Germany's parliament approved a €1-trillion stimulus package, eliminating the "debt brake" to fund military rearmament and infrastructure improvements, driven by the war in Ukraine and shifting geopolitical priorities.
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48% Bias Score
Europe's Defense Spending Soars Amidst Fears of Russian Aggression and US Uncertainty
Facing growing fears of Russian aggression and uncertainty over US NATO commitment, European NATO members are dramatically increasing defense spending, with the EU pledging "150 billion euro for weapons and Germany vowing to strengthen European defense; however, significant reliance on US military t...
Europe's Defense Spending Soars Amidst Fears of Russian Aggression and US Uncertainty
Facing growing fears of Russian aggression and uncertainty over US NATO commitment, European NATO members are dramatically increasing defense spending, with the EU pledging "150 billion euro for weapons and Germany vowing to strengthen European defense; however, significant reliance on US military t...
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48% Bias Score
Macron Launches Charm Offensive to Shift European Defense Spending Away from US
French President Macron is leading a campaign to convince EU countries to switch from buying US defense equipment to buying European alternatives, such as the Franco-Italian SAMP/T and the Rafale fighter jet, amid increased reliance on US weapons following the war in Ukraine.
Macron Launches Charm Offensive to Shift European Defense Spending Away from US
French President Macron is leading a campaign to convince EU countries to switch from buying US defense equipment to buying European alternatives, such as the Franco-Italian SAMP/T and the Rafale fighter jet, amid increased reliance on US weapons following the war in Ukraine.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Unveils Massive Defense Plan Amidst NATO Readiness Concerns
Germany plans a massive military and infrastructure investment, abandoning debt rules to strengthen its defense capabilities and assume a leadership role in Europe, prompted by concerns over its readiness to counter potential Russian aggression.
Germany Unveils Massive Defense Plan Amidst NATO Readiness Concerns
Germany plans a massive military and infrastructure investment, abandoning debt rules to strengthen its defense capabilities and assume a leadership role in Europe, prompted by concerns over its readiness to counter potential Russian aggression.
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64% Bias Score
Europe's Military Deficiency: A Lack of Soldiers and Fighting Spirit
Europe faces a critical shortage of soldiers and a lack of combative spirit among its citizens, hindering its capacity for autonomous defense; the EU can only provide 60,000 soldiers for the Ukrainian border, while 200,000 are needed.
Europe's Military Deficiency: A Lack of Soldiers and Fighting Spirit
Europe faces a critical shortage of soldiers and a lack of combative spirit among its citizens, hindering its capacity for autonomous defense; the EU can only provide 60,000 soldiers for the Ukrainian border, while 200,000 are needed.
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64% 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
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