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Oil Minister Paknejad: Russia to fund construction of nuclear plant in Iran

Press TV 26 Apr 2025
... years and establishes the legal framework for long-term cooperation in various sectors, including defense, energy, industry, agriculture, finance, transportation, science, culture, and technology.
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It is time for EU bonds to shine due to tariff war

Taipei Times 25 Apr 2025
Doing so would bolster the euro’s international role, boost the EU economy and help finance a much-needed increase in Europe’s defense spending.
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What Trump Is Doing to the Dollar

The Atlantic 25 Apr 2025
“As global GDP grows, it becomes increasingly burdensome for the United States to finance the provision of reserve assets and the defense umbrella, as the manufacturing and tradable sectors bear the ...
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Rising Global Debt Requires Countries to Put their Fiscal House in Order

International Monetary Fund 24 Apr 2025
They come in the context of rising debt levels in many countries and already strained public finances, which in many cases will also need to accommodate new and permanent increases in spending, such as defense.
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Britain lifts sanctions on 12 Syrian entities

Enab Baladi 24 Apr 2025
The British government has lifted the asset freeze on 12 Syrian entities, including the Syrian ministries of defense and interior, as well as several intelligence agencies.
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UK Lifts Sanctions Against Syria’s Defense Ministry, Intelligence Agencies

The Algemeiner 24 Apr 2025
A notice posted online by the British finance�ministry�said the SyrianMinistry�of Interior, Ministry�of Defense, and�General�Intelligence�Directorate were among 12 entities no longer subject to an asset freeze.
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Boeing CEO says F-47 fighter jet win over Lockheed cements its spot in the fighter ...

Business Insider 24 Apr 2025
He said being the prime defense ... Boeing presented a positive picture of the company's defense business and overall finances in its earnings call, reporting a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss.
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Britain lifts sanctions against Syrian defense, interior ministries, intelligence agencies

Anadolu Agency 24 Apr 2025
The UK has announced to lift sanctions against Syrian ministries and intelligence agencies, according to Britain's finance ministry on Thursday.
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UK remains committed to trade deals with PH amid US new tariff policy

Manila Bulletin 24 Apr 2025
“In that event, we agreed to fully turbocharge our work on a few key sectors, where we expect to see a lot more infrastructure, renewable energy, agriculture, in particular in defense and tech as well,” she said.
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Textron (NYSE:TXT) Surprises With Q1 Sales

The Call 24 Apr 2025
Aerospace and defense company Textron (NYSE ... Its non-GAAP profit of $1.28 per share was 12.6% above analysts’ consensus estimates ... Revenue ... $12.03 billion ... TXT) provides products and services in the aerospace, defense, industrial, and finance sectors ... .
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Tariff policies may further worsen debt levels: IMF

The Peninsula 23 Apr 2025
"They come in the context of rising debt levels in many countries and already strained public finances, which in many cases will also need to accommodate new and permanent increases in spending, such as defense," they said.
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Bank of Finland chief urges unified EU stance on US tariffs and defense

China Daily 23 Apr 2025
"Financing such efforts requires joint solutions," Rehn said, adding that EU bonds could play a key role in supporting shared defense spending.
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NioCorp to Initiate Drilling Program at Elk Creek Project in Order to Support Updated Feasibility Study

ACCESSWIRE 23 Apr 2025
of heavy rare earths and other defense-critical minerals, it is all the more urgent to get strategic assets such as the Elk Creek Project to full financing, construction, and commercial operation as rapidly as possible," said Mark A.
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The Global Economy Enters a New Era

International Monetary Fund 23 Apr 2025
... part of the additional spending—that is, temporary support to help adapt to the new environment or the initial bulge in spending to rebuild defense capabilities—should be financed by debt.
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