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Weapons maker Saab ‘directly linked’ to human rights breach after missile found in South Australian Indigenous area

Lawyer hopes investigation for OECD into 2021 find near Australian military testing range sets precedent

The Guardian - AU

Spyker Refuses To Die

Spyker, the long-troubled Dutch sports car company, has been saved from bankruptcy. Again. The company's founder, Victor Muller, has secured the brand's intellectual property rights and will now "focus on producing hand-built super sports cars," according to a social media post.

Motor1

3 Defense Stocks Surging as Ukraine Tensions Deepen

As the war in Ukraine approaches its fourth year with little progress being made, bullish tailwinds are setting in for European defense contractors.

MarketBeat

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Europe's defining moment is now

As Denmark prepares to take over the EU Council Presidency for six months, it’s time to turn ambition into collective action, Micael Johansson and Jan Pie write.

Euronews

China haunts Bilderberg talks as usual suspects plot world domination

The corporate, political and tech bigwigs meeting in Sweden are worried about an ‘authoritarian axis’ – maybe AI drones will fix things?

The Guardian - US

12 Cars That Were Built to Last—But Vanished From the Market Anyway

When you think of reliable cars, you probably picture models that stick around for decades, earning loyal fans and racking up impressive mileage. But sometimes, even the most dependable vehicles vanish from the market, leaving drivers scratching their heads. Why do reliable cars disappear, and what can we learn from…

Clever Dude

Man Arrested After Trying to Tow a Car Backwards on a Highway

Towing a car is a fairly simple procedure. All you need is a suitable trailer and a vehicle with enough power to pull the weight. The driver of this Saab 9-3 Aero convertible only had one of those things. And it's landed him in jail.

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Trump's threats gave Europe the political will to spend more on defense. But challenges are ahead

Europe’s plan for spending more on defense is finding previously unimaginable political backing

The Independent UK

Arms Maker Saab Posts Record Sales As Europe Rearms

The company noted however that the uncertainties, including those over US President Donald Trump's tariffs scheme, also "present challenges and make it difficult to predict the future".

International Business Times

Is there a European fighter jet that could end reliance on the US and its F-35?

Portugal and Canada are considering buying the Swedish JAS 39 Gripen E/F as a replacement for the American F-35 due to concerns over a "kill switch". Is it a viable alternative?

Euronews

Canada in talks with the EU to reduce US defense reliance: AP source

A senior Canadian government official says Canada is in discussions with the European Union to join a EU drive to break its security dependency on the United States

The Independent UK

Why Europe and Canada are eyeing alternatives to US-made fighter jets

Questions are mounting over whether big-ticket purchases of high-end U.S. weaponry are still a wise strategic choice

The Independent UK

Worried About a ‘Trumpcession’? Buy These 3 European Stocks to Protect Your Portfolio Now.

These European stocks are a great hedge against Trump’s domestic policies and a bet on his foreign policy.

Barchart

Canada reconsidering multi-billion dollar defense deal with the US

After committing to buying 88 F-35 fighter jets in 2023, Canadian government is now looking at non-American alternatives

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Trump trade war leads Canada to pause purchase of F-35 fighter jets

The move casts doubt on the future of the multi-billion dollar deal

Fortune

Meet the defense giants that will rearm Europe as the EU eyes a massive military buildup

As Europe prepares for a world without American military aid, the E.U. plans to invest €800 billion on defense.

Radio France Internationale

Windfall for European arms makers as Brussels ramps up defence spending

Weapons manufacturers across Europe are rushing to secure contracts after EU countries announced plans to dramatically increase defence spending. Share prices of European arms companies had already risen sharply following the US decision to suspend military aid to Ukraine.

AAP

Hi-tech hub to boost combat defences for volatile times

A collaboration centre for hi-tech combat systems will help Australia defend itself amid global volatility the new facility's operator warns is a certainty.

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InsideEVs

Can The Unusual Polestar 4 Make The Brand An EV Powerhouse, Or 'Saab 2.0'?

Of all the new electric vehicles headed to the U.S. market in 2025, the Polestar 4 is definitely one of the ones I find the most interesting.

Fortune

Daniel Ek says Spotify's new CFO has ditched suits for t-shirts

Christian Luiga has dressed down since moving over from arms manufacturer Saab AB.

The Independent UK

Former Victoria’s Secret Angels take to Elie Saab’s haute couture runway

Celebrities including Eva Longoria and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley were sitting front row.

Tom’s Hardware

Swedish Army's AI drone swarm tech allows one operator to control up to 100 devices

The Swedish Army and Saab develops and deploys an AI drone swarm in less than 12 months.

Marie Claire

Halle Berry Re-Wears Her 2002 Oscars Naked Dress on the Elie Saab Runway

It looks even better now.

AAP

Help on its way for Rex despite 'flawed' expansion

A taxpayer-funded lifeline for Rex Airlines looks increasingly likely as the Albanese government highlights the carrier's "absolutely vital" regional presence.

The Conversation

Rex Airlines’ future up in the air amid questions about viability of small airlines in Australia

Winter is always a tough time to be an airline in Australia.

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