Several hundred Norwegian companies in the region: - Very special
The article discusses the impact of recent military attacks by the USA and Israel on Iran, highlighting the concerns for Norwegian nationals and businesses in the region.
One thing can determine whether Dubai traveler will receive compensation from insurance company
Finnish travelers stranded in the Persian Gulf due to recent military operations are advised to seek compensation from their travel organizers or airlines, as insurance companies currently cannot assist with return flights.
Approximately 17,000 citizens staying in over 10 Middle Eastern countries... Government and companies focus on protecting citizens and local employees
The South Korean government is taking measures to ensure the safety of its citizens in the Middle East amid rising military tensions due to U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran.
Ukrainian intelligence agency reveals components of new Russian cruise missile
Ukraine's Defence Intelligence has disclosed information on the components and production companies involved in the new Russian Izdeliye-30 cruise missile.
Maersk and MSC suspend their ships' transit through the Strait of Hormuz
Shipping companies Maersk and MSC have suspended operations in the Strait of Hormuz due to security concerns following military actions in the region.
War in Iran: Shipowners Halt Their Vessels in the Gulf
In response to heightened military tensions in the region, major shipping companies CMA CGM and Hapag-Lloyd have ordered their vessels to cease navigation in the Gulf.
More Shipping Companies Stop Passage Through the Strait of Hormuz
Several shipping companies, including Japanese firms, have halted operations through the Strait of Hormuz following military strikes by the US and Israel on Iran.
Autonomous weapons with AI confront technology companies with Trump
Autonomous weapons with AI are creating a conflict between major technology companies and the Trump administration as firms like Anthropic refuse to allow their AI technology for military use.
"This is the largest army modernization program". The government reveals plans for purchases from the SAFE program
The Polish government outlines plans for significant military investments, primarily benefiting local defense companies through the SAFE program.
How the Russian Army Acquired Radio Bridge Antennas Through Latvian Firms
The article investigates how the Russian military obtained radio bridge antennas through the re-export efforts of Latvian companies, highlighting implications for international sanctions and the complex supply chains involved.
China Targets Key Japanese Defense Companies... "Japan's 20 Companies Subject to Dual-Use Export Controls"
China has placed 20 Japanese military enterprises, including key defense contractors, on an export control list for dual-use goods amid rising tensions regarding Japan's military capabilities.
Trump Wants to Use Autonomous Lethal Weapons
Trump aims to implement lethal autonomous weapons, pressing tech companies for mass surveillance systems capable of operating without supervision.
Iran is willing to offer nuclear concessions to the US to avoid attack, says agency
Iranian officials have indicated a willingness to make nuclear concessions to the US in exchange for avoiding military conflict, including proposals to export enriched uranium and involve US companies in its energy sector.
Ferrygate, the Court of Cassation rejects the phone seizures. "They were looking for the crime, not its confirmation"
The Italian Court of Cassation has ruled against the seizures of phones in the 'Ferrygate' investigation involving major navigation companies and senior military officials, stating there was an overreach in seeking evidence.
Findings Reveal Fatal Failings of Europe. European Companies Supply Essential Item to Russia
Investigations show that despite sanctions, Europe continues to supply Russia with critical materials, particularly glycerin, necessary for military applications.
Ukraine's National Security Council secretary meets with leadership of Italy’s largest defence companies
Ukraine's National Security Council Secretary Rustem Umierov met with leaders of Italy’s major defence companies to discuss military support and cooperation.
"We have relied too much on others to protect us": Canada launches its defense plan to reduce dependence on the United States
Canada has unveiled a multi-billion dollar defense plan aimed at strengthening its military by relying more on national companies and reducing its dependence on the United States for security.
Why is the Defense Deal from France Important for the Indian Air Force? Learn in this Report
India is strengthening its air defense with a significant military deal with France involving the acquisition of 114 Rafale fighter jets and joint production of Hammer missiles between French and Indian companies.
Investigation: European companies keep the motors of Russia's war machine running
The investigation reveals that European companies are inadvertently supplying key components that sustain Russia's military operations against Ukraine.
Ukrainian intelligence agency names Russia's Kalashnikov group companies still not under sanctions
The Ukrainian Defence Intelligence Agency has identified 39 companies within the Russian Kalashnikov group that remain unsanctioned despite their involvement in military production supporting the war against Ukraine.
To Protect Itself from Trump? Canada Increases Its Military Budget; Will Only Hire Canadian Companies
Canada plans to allocate a significant portion of its increasing military budget to domestic companies as part of a defense industrial strategy aiming to invest CAD 500 billion over the next decade.
Arms Companies at the Munich Security Conference: Rockets, Drones, and Sausages
The article discusses the presence of arms companies at the Munich Security Conference and their increasing visibility in everyday life in Munich.
Siliņa Discusses Latvia's Cooperation with Foreign Defense Sector Companies in Munich
Elizabete Siliņa engaged in discussions regarding Latvia's defense collaboration with international firms, notably with Rheinmetall and a Czech company.
EIM competition winners tested newly developed airspace protection measures for the first time
The winners of an EIM competition tested new airspace protection solutions developed by Lithuanian companies at a military polygon, highlighting the potential for innovation in national security.
Pentagon Presses for AI Use on Its Networks Amid Fears of 'Fatal Errors'
The Pentagon is urging major AI companies to make their tools accessible on classified networks, raising concerns about potential fatal errors in military applications.
American companies won't profit. Ukraine will buy weapons in Europe
The European Parliament voted to grant Ukraine a €90 billion credit to boost its defense capabilities, with a significant portion allocated for military equipment purchases primarily from European firms.
VIDEOS: Acre Journal 2nd Edition this Tuesday, February 10, 2026
The news report covers various topics including a lawsuit against two big tech companies, missile positioning by the U.S. in Qatar amid tensions with Iran, and a unanimous decision by Brazil's STJ to remove a minister over harassment allegations.
VIDEOS: MG2 from Tuesday, February 10, 2026
The article covers several significant events including lawsuits against tech companies, U.S. military actions in Qatar, and political movements within Brazil involving Lula and Bolsonaro.
Elon Musk's messaging system was a huge benefit to Russia – expert: An important lesson for the West
Elon Musk's decision to shut down Starlink connections used by the Russian military has sparked significant debate about the role of private companies in warfare.
Ukrainian companies unveil SEEDIS autonomous interceptor capable of vertical take-off
Ukrainian defense firms have introduced the SEEDIS autonomous interceptor designed to counter enemy drones, showcased at the World Defence Show 2026 in Riyadh.
Ukrainian intelligence agency exposes 21 Russian companies producing drones for war against Ukraine
The Ukrainian Defence Intelligence has revealed the identities of 21 Russian companies involved in the production of drones used in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
Zelensky announced sanctions against companies producing components for Russian weapons
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced sanctions targeting firms that manufacture components for weapons used by Russia.
Ukraine sanctions companies, individuals aiding Russia’s weapons production, sanctions evasion
Ukraine has sanctioned a number of individuals and companies involved in supporting Russia's weapons production and sanctions evasion efforts, following a recent wave of Russian attacks on Ukrainian territory.
Zelenskyy sanctions companies and individuals aiding Russian missile and drone production
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has enacted sanctions targeting companies and individuals linked to the production of missiles and drones for Russia, responding to ongoing attacks on Ukraine.
Future Market: German Defense Companies Rely on Drone Technology
German defense companies are increasingly focusing on drone technology to strengthen their unmanned systems amid Russian aggression, raising ethical concerns.
Training has begun – Colonel reveals the price range of mines and makes a request to companies
The Finnish Army has commenced training for infantry mines and is seeking to procure various new mines quickly, following Finland's withdrawal from the Ottawa Mine Ban Treaty on January 10th.
With technological development on the battlefield, only startups can keep up, not defense companies, says Estonian investor
Estonian company KrattWorks is developing military drones that can autonomously search for and neutralize targets at a commander's request, resembling an additional unit member rather than requiring constant human piloting.
Five arrested for export to Russian arms companies
Five men have been detained in Germany on suspicion of exporting goods to military companies in Russia in violation of sanctions.
Five suspects arrested in Germany for illicit procurement of military equipment for Russia
German prosecutors have arrested five individuals suspected of forming a criminal organization to illegally procure military equipment for Russian companies, including citizens from Germany, Ukraine, and Russia.
Ukraine's intelligence service names manufacturers of Russia's unified gliding and correction modules for aerial bombs used to attack Ukraine
Ukraine's intelligence service has identified 31 companies involved in the production of Russian airborne munitions used in attacks against Ukraine.
Trump Pursues His First Banker, Limits Salaries for Military Company Executives
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve governor, over allegedly inflated renovation costs of the Fed building, prompting Donald Trump to inspect the claims himself and issue subpoenas to Fed officials.
The state signed contracts with Babiš's companies for millions despite his conflict of interest
State organizations signed multiple contracts with companies owned by Andrej Babiš while he was Prime Minister, violating conflict of interest laws, although they defend this action citing public interest for the military.
To Deter Trump from Greenland, the EU Prepares a Military Intervention
The European Union is reportedly preparing a sanctions package against the United States in response to potential U.S. annexation of Greenland, which may include limiting the operations of major tech companies and possibly the eviction of U.S. military bases from Europe.
Trump calls on major oil companies to invest in Venezuela as Caracas seeks dialogue
President Trump urged major global oil companies to take advantage of Venezuela's vast crude reserves during a meeting at the White House following a military operation that resulted in the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Trump Wants US Oil Companies to Reach Venezuela. Here’s What You Need to Know
Following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. military forces, President Donald Trump emphasized that the operation aimed partly at seizing control of Venezuela's oil resources during a meeting with top oil executives.
The US Senate heats up Trump’s summit with oil giants: opens an investigation against the big oil companies for the military operation in Venezuela
The US Senate has launched an investigation into major oil companies concerning their involvement in the military operation to capture Nicolás Maduro, coinciding with President Trump's upcoming summit with oil executives.
Military industry stocks rally globally on Trump’s belligerence
Global defense stocks have surged, with notable gains from European companies, following aggressive actions by US President Donald Trump.
The White House summons Repsol to a meeting about Venezuela with the big oil companies
The White House has called a meeting with major oil companies, including Spanish Repsol, to discuss the situation in Venezuela following recent U.S. military intervention.
US Military: Trump attacks America's defense contractors
President Donald Trump has threatened American defense companies with bans on dividend payouts and stock buybacks, citing concerns over their investments and high executive pay.
Trump seriously threatened the military industry, says nothing is good. "BE CAREFUL"
President Donald Trump warned defense companies that he will not allow dividend payments or stock buybacks until production of military equipment is accelerated and other complaints addressed.