Defence spending

CBC News, in Canada, reports that a tight military budget limits paid participation in Remembrance Day in Ontario.

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The Spanish newspaper El País reports that the Ministry of Defence closed the year by signing contracts for 15 new weapons programmes, to meet commitments to NATO.

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Blinken and Pompeo say ending military aid would not harm overall US-Israel relations.

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Canada has announced new sanctions against Russia aimed at its defence industry and cyber activities, according to The Kyiv Independent.

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The Spanish newspaper ABC says Morocco's arms buildup is notable and should be a cause for concern.

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The Mexican outlet El Universal reports that four people were brought to trial over weapons possession in Arizpe, Sonora. According to the same headline, the four defendants were placed in mandatory pretrial detention.

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El País, from Spain, reports that Japan is joining the global race to increase defence spending in response to a security crisis in Asia.

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The Times of Israel reports that, while some describe the end of US military aid as a shift toward partnership, Israelis are worried about it.

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The Jerusalem Post publishes an analysis of the effect of Trump halting military aid to Israel; the headline does not specify how far that halt has been put into practice.

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The Kyiv Independent reports that an official says the US midterm elections doubled Ukraine's chances of receiving American military aid.

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Netanyahu says the end of US military aid shows the "strength" of the two countries' relationship. According to El Universal's headline, he says the model is shifting from aid to partnership.

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Netanyahu says the end of US military aid shows the "strength" of the two countries' relationship. According to El Universal's headline, he says the model is shifting from aid to partnership.

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Netanyahu says the end of US military aid shows the "strength" of the two countries' relationship. According to El Universal's headline, he says the model is shifting from aid to partnership.

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Netanyahu's office does not deny Trump's announcement of an imminent halt to US military aid, according to The Times of Israel.

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La Tercera, from Chile, reports that Israel's president reacted with surprise to Trump's announcement that military aid to the country would end. According to the headline, the reaction was described as an unexpected shock, with no further details on the announcement.

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Nigeria's former Air Force spokesperson identifies a 'flaw' affecting the country's defence budget of several trillion naira, according to Premium Times. CBC News reports a surge in defence spending in Canada's federal budget, but says questions remain over the NATO target.

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The South Korean news agency Yonhap reports that Lee has nominated the head of the defense procurement agency as justice minister.

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Yonhap, from South Korea, reports that Lee has nominated the head of the defense procurement agency as justice minister.

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South Korea's Yonhap reports that Lee has nominated Lee Yong-cheol, until now head of defense procurement, as justice minister.

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Colombian outlet Semana reports that Abelardo De La Espriella applauded a seizure of weapons in the Caribbean Sea, described as historic. According to the headline, De La Espriella says they will not give any truce to those responsible.

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North Korea says Japan's plan to increase defence spending will only burden its people.

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The Portuguese government wants to acquire a new submarine and will include it in the Military Programming Law, according to RTP and Expresso.

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The Portuguese government wants to acquire a new submarine and will include it in the Military Programming Law, according to RTP and Expresso.

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Nigeria's former Air Force spokesperson identifies a 'flaw' affecting the country's defence budget of several trillion naira, according to Premium Times. CBC News reports a surge in defence spending in Canada's federal budget, but says questions remain over the NATO target.

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Seguro says he raised with Zelensky the possibility of a joint drone factory. Observador reports that Seguro and Zelensky discussed joint weapons production.

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Seguro and Zelensky discussed the possibility of joint arms production. Diário de Notícias, citing Seguro, says the topic included a joint drone factory.

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The United States has sanctioned three people for allegedly aiding Iran's air defences, according to The Jerusalem Post. The headline also mentions reports of an arms deal between Moscow and Tehran, which this headline does not confirm.

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Seguro and Zelensky discussed in Madrid the possibility of joint arms production, according to Diário de Notícias and RTP. Público and Observador report the same story, without mentioning Madrid in the headline.

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Seguro and Zelensky discussed in Madrid the possibility of joint arms production, according to Diário de Notícias and RTP. Público and Observador report the same story, without mentioning Madrid in the headline.

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The Times of Israel runs a daily briefing asking whether Trump's announced end of military aid to Israel is good for the Jewish state.

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The German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine reports that Rheinmetall has cut its forecasts.

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Taiwan expects the United States to keep supporting arms sales after the Democratic victory. Argentina's Clarín reports the same story in similar terms.

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Taiwan expects the United States to keep supporting arms sales after the Democratic victory. Argentina's Clarín reports the same story in similar terms.

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Taiwan expects the United States to keep supporting arms sales after the Democratic victory. Argentina's Clarín reports the same story in similar terms.

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According to NPR, Abdul El-Sayed welcomes Trump's plan to cut aid to Israel and calls for an end to arms sales. The Indian Express reports that Trump says the US will cut military aid to Israel and asks why now and what can actually happen.

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Metrópoles reports that a Navy member was arrested by the Federal Police in an operation against fraud in weapons purchases.

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The Jerusalem Post, from Israel, publishes an opinion piece calling on Netanyahu to explain why Israel is giving up $4 billion in US military aid.

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According to NPR, Abdul El-Sayed welcomes Trump's plan to cut aid to Israel and calls for an end to arms sales. The Indian Express reports that Trump says the US will cut military aid to Israel and asks why now and what can actually happen.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, a Trump decision on military aid exposes what the article calls Netanyahu's greatest failure.

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According to The Express Tribune, Trump has pledged to end US aid to Israel, leaving uncertainty over arms deals. NPR reports that Abdul El-Sayed welcomes Trump's plan to cut aid to Israel and calls for an end to arms sales.

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El País (Spain) reports that Indra and Santa Bárbara have cooled negotiations to collaborate, with both competing to lead Spain's military industry.

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Democrat James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, according to several outlets, and is the first Democrat to win the seat since 1988. Haaretz highlights that Talarico called for limits on arms sales to Israel. La Repubblica frames the win as a shepherd beating Goliath and ending Texas's curse.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Al Jazeera and The Indian Express report that Trump said the US will cut military aid to Israel. Al Jazeera writes with scepticism about the announcement. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, says Netanyahu must explain why Israel is giving up $4 billion in US military aid.

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Haaretz analyses why Trump's pledge to end American military aid to Israel suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes former ambassador Michael Oren, who warns against ending US military aid to Israel. Both headlines concern the same pledge, but Haaretz focuses on its effect on Netanyahu while the Jerusalem Post focuses on Oren's warning.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Trump says the United States will suspend $4 billion in aid to Israel, according to Clarín, El País and RPP. Clarín attributes the suspension to Israel now buying military hardware, a reason El País and RPP do not give in their headlines. RPP places the cut at year-end and describes it as military aid, while El País gives no timeframe.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump says the US will end about $4 billion in military aid to Israel by the end of the year, according to most headlines. The National says that, despite the pledge, the figures tell a different story. Haaretz frames the announcement as something that suits Netanyahu. The Indian Express also quotes Trump joking that he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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The South Korean agency Yonhap reports that Lee and Erdogan agreed to strengthen cooperation on nuclear power plants and the defense industry.

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Yonhap, from South Korea, reports that Lee and Erdogan agreed to strengthen cooperation on nuclear power plants and the defense industry.

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The Japan Times reports that Japan is getting serious about raising its defense spending as the year-end deadline approaches.

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According to sources cited by the South China Morning Post, Japan is weighing a defence spending plan of US$500 billion.

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The Hankyoreh, from South Korea, argues that it is time for Korea to drop the myth that America's defense spending makes it invincible.

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According to sources cited by The Japan Times and the South China Morning Post, Japan is weighing a defence spending plan of 500 billion dollars.

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El Comercio, from Peru, reports that Zelensky announced an attack on Russia's defence industry in the Rostov region.

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Israel Aerospace Industries received two Lockheed Martin supplier awards for 2025 fighter jet programs, according to The Jerusalem Post.

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El País (Spain) reports demonstrations without incident across Italy during a general strike against the cost of living and rearmament.

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Ukrainska Pravda reports that German authorities are investigating a possible act of arson at a Rheinmetall site in Germany.

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According to Der Spiegel, state security authorities are investigating a suspected arson at a construction site in Kassel linked to Rheinmetall. The headline reports only that an investigation is underway; it does not identify who is responsible or what damage occurred.

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According to Frankfurter Allgemeine, arson hit a Rheinmetall construction site at Kassel-Calden airport. Der Spiegel reports that the state security service is investigating a suspected arson attack on the same site.

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Egypt's parliament has authorised President El Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, according to The National, Al Jazeera, TASS and Egypt Independent. TASS describes the approval as military aid, while The National and Egypt Independent refer to sending troops.

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Egypt's parliament has authorised President El Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, according to The National, Al Jazeera, TASS and Egypt Independent. TASS describes the approval as military aid, while The National and Egypt Independent refer to sending troops.

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