Where are you targetting your business this year? Let Dupree International's, global market knowledge take you where you want to go. Globally Defence spending rose by 9% in 2023 with a further climb expected this year. Are you perhaps looking for expansion into Germany or the US, who hold NATO's largest Defence budget's ? Please get in touch with us via DM or book a call on our website if you are keen to learn more about how we can help you on your journey. #Defense #Defence #Trade #Militarykit #Businessgrowth
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U.S. military equipment sales to foreign nations soared by 16% in 2023, reaching a record $238 billion, driven by global instability and the Ukraine conflict. The State Department views these sales as critical foreign policy tools impacting global security. Key deals included $10 billion in HIMARS to Poland and $2.9 billion in AMRAAM missiles to Germany. Defense firms like Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics are poised for financial gains amid this surge. Liked what you read? For more such 60 word news pieces delivered to your mail box, click the link in bio and subscribe to our daily newsletter! #ds #usnews #scrollmore #morningnews #dailynews #scrollupdate
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🔍 As Latin America looks to modernize its militaries, South Korea emerges as a key partner to counter Chinese and Russian arms sales in the region. 🌎 South Korea's advanced defense industry can deliver quality military hardware quickly and affordably. A major advantage over delays plaguing U.S. arms exports. 🕰️ And with systems interoperable with American equipment, Seoul offers a strategic middle ground. Recent deals in Peru, Colombia, and Chile show South Korea's growing footprint. 🤝 But closer U.S.-South Korea cooperation could unlock even more opportunities to bolster security ties and check Beijing's influence in Latin America. https://lnkd.in/ep5PpMb3 #SouthKorea #LatinAmerica #ArmsSales #Geopolitics #Defense
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The Canadian economic commitment to NATO is Ravi Agrawal ‘s key focus in the below clip, but check out his entire interview, which includes an exploration of #Arctic security, a dynamic #defense topic made more complex by #climatechange. #nationalsecurity #arcticsecurity Foreign Policy
Is Canada free riding on defense? As more and more NATO countries spend upwards of 2% of their GDPs on defense, Canada's 1.3% allocation is leading to complaints that Ottawa is not pulling its weight in the face of a continued war in Ukraine. U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson called Canada out directly this week: “Talk about riding on America’s coattails. … I think that’s shameful.” I put that to Bill Blair, Canada's defense minister, at Foreign Policy's Security Forum this week, on the sidelines of the NATO summit. Take a look at the clip for his response. (You can also watch the full interview, or read a transcript, on FP Live this week: https://lnkd.in/eu8-nHzX)
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❓ Can investors afford to miss the NATO focused defence opportunity? 📈 NATO members are likely to increase defence spending by up to 65% by 2026. 📽 Watch the full video to discover more about the future of defence and the potential it offers: https://lnkd.in/g5-2u8ci For professional investors only. Capital at risk. #Defence #ETF #Investing #DefenceInvesting #NATO #MarketingCommunication
Can investors afford to miss the NATO defence opportunity?
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🚨 Article Alert: 𝗧𝘂𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘆’𝘀 𝗙-𝟯𝟱 & 𝗦-𝟰𝟬𝟬 𝗖𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗶𝘀: 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗵 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗢'𝘀 𝗔𝗶𝗿 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝘆 🚨 In the world of cutting-edge military technology, Turkey's decision to acquire the Russian S-400 air defense system while being a key player in NATO’s F-35 fighter jet program has sparked a global geopolitical crisis. 🔍 What does this mean for Turkey’s role in NATO? ✈️ How does it impact global air defense strategies? 💥 Will this standoff shape future alliances? In our latest article, we explore how this high-stakes conflict is reshaping air superiority and the defense landscape. 👉 Read more: https://lnkd.in/dw8kSBd6 🏅 Credits: Yaşar Efe KANAT #NATO #F35 #S400 #DefenseStrategy #Geopolitics #Turkey #AirDefense #MilitaryInnovation #herdem #attorneysatlaw #defencelaw #AandDPractice
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#Digital signalling has always been an important, if somewhat understudied, area of #DigitalDiplomacy. Today, #Russia's MFA signaled that #Ukraine's use of American missiles in the war would be a seen as 'direct involvement' of US military ops against #Russia. The response by Russia would be 'adequate' and 'significant'. The problem with signalling is that signals can be misread and misinterpreted. For instance, what does 'direct involvement' mean? What is an adequate response? And how will it be 'significant'? It's possible that Russia is being deliberately ambiguous to ensure it can respond in varied ways. So the question is- when does signalling end and strategic ambiguity begin. Time will tell.
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EUROPE HAS TO BE READY Macron said: “After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it is no longer clear where the limits of Moscow's power lie. So we have to build a strategic concept of a reliable European defense for ourselves. Europe cannot be a vassal of the United States.” Finally, the statesmanship and leadership has woken up in Europe. And no surprise French are leading the way. Britain and Ukraine should be “co-chairs” in this quest for strong peace and security architecture. Only with the UK technology, its armed forces, nuclear deterrent and intelligence superiority, and Ukraine’s unique battlefield experience and knowledge of the powerful adversary, can Europe become self sustainable defence wise. But apart from political leadership, it would take a lot money, sweat, pain and tears. And for this of course, Ukraine has to be an integral part of Europe’s economy, defence and security architecture.
An essential condition for European security is that Russia not win the war of aggression in #Ukraine, — French President Emmanuel Macron during a speech at the Sorbonne Universités. “Our Europe today is mortal and can die. It can die, and it depends only on our choices. Europe is not armed against the risks we face in a world where the rules of the game have changed. After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it is no longer clear where the limits of Moscow's power lie. So we have to build a strategic concept of a reliable European defense for ourselves. Europe cannot be a vassal of the United States,” he said. Macron called for "producing more and faster" of the necessary weapons, and giving preference to the purchase of European military equipment. "There is no defense without a defense industry. We have had decades of underinvestment," he said.
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"💣💸 Top Countries by Military Spending in 2023! 🌍🔍 Here are the global leaders in military budgets—USA takes the top spot with $916 billion, followed by China with $296 billion. 🇺🇸💥💰 Russia, India, and Saudi Arabia complete the top 5 in defense expenditures. 🚁⚔️ With nations investing heavily in their defense, it's intriguing to see the geopolitical landscape in action! 🤔✨ Which country’s military spending surprises you the most? Let us know! 🤯 #Trademax #MilitarySpending #DefenseBudget #GlobalPower #WorldAffairs #TopCountries #Economy #MilitaryPower"
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A new era of defence collaboration! Today marks a significant milestone with the UK and Germany signing a landmark defence treaty. This ground-breaking agreement not only highlights a renewed focus on strengthening military ties between the two nations but also underscores a broader intent to reset relationships with European allies in the post-Brexit landscape. The German Ambassador to the UK, Miguel Berger, emphasised the increasing importance of defence over the next five years, shedding light on opportunities for the UK's defence industry. This partnership is set to enhance our roles within this joint endeavour, reflecting our longstanding cooperation as NATO allies and our mutual commitment to European security. Already, our collaborative efforts are evident in advanced projects like the Boxer armoured fighting vehicle and the Challenger 3 tank, developed by RBSL—a partnership between Germany's Rheinmetall and the UK's BAE Systems. Defence Secretary John Healey rightly calls this a "milestone moment," promoting stronger bonds between our military forces and industries. Let's use this moment to pave the way for future innovations and shared security objectives. For more updates on opportunities, follow Electus Recruitment for the latest jobs and news: https://lnkd.in/g2FZjYdW. #Defence #UKGermany #SecurityPartnership
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Australia to grow its defence capabilities After the last decade and the defence strategy defined in Defence White Paper 2016, Australia now finds itself in a much less certain world, in part because of the military build-up and regional assertiveness of the People’s Republic of China plus other conflicts including Ukraine and the Middle East. For more info, click on the link below! https://shorturl.at/bnszJ #industryupdate #Manufacturing #AusIndustry #businessleaders #industrynews #Sydney #NSW #Australia #businessnews #B2B #aus #Defence #DefenceStrategy #Support
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