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Ukraine’s top strike-drone maker moves into ballistic missile defense

Fire Point's drones already fly most of Kyiv's strikes inside Russia. With Germany's Hensoldt, the company is now building Freyja, a homegrown alternative.

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16d06/25⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Ukraine’s newest strike weapon drifts into Russia on the wind

The U.S. and Russia are fielding the same balloons used by Ukraine that bait air defenses and now launch missiles.

◇ unclassifiedusa · europe · russia

16d06/25

Lithium Prices Tumble As Traders Brace For CATL Supply Surge

Lithium carbonate futures in China fell ~10% over two trading sessions, dropping to a 10-week low of approximately 157,000 yuan ($23,175) per tonne on Tuesday following market speculation that China’s EV battery giant, Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. (CATL), may soon restart its massive Jianxiawo mine. Reports from authorities in Jiangxi Province show that CATL’s Jianxiawo lithium mine in Yichun passed a preliminary land pre-review and site selection, with the Jiangxi Provincial Department o

◇ unclassifiedmiddle-east · russia · usa

16d06/25⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Macron calls Évian a ‘turning point’: Trump signed the joint G7 statement on Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sanctions, and for the first time said Russia, not Ukraine, has to make a deal

The communiqué language is boilerplate. “Unwavering support for Ukraine’s freedom, sovereignty and territorial integrity,” more air defence and interceptors, long-range capability, tougher sanctions on Russian oil and gas. None of that is new. What’s new is whose signature is on it. Trump signed, after months of the US leaning toward a neutral-broker stance. Macron called it an “Évian moment” and “a very profound shift,” pointing specifically to a US “willingness to work with the Europeans in su

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · russia · uk

16d06/25

Kazakhstan Lands $12 Billion in EU Deals to Expand Energy and Trade Ties

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s visit to the EU’s headquarters in Brussels has yielded agreements and MoUs potentially valued at over 12 billion dollars. The key deal involves the purchase of 50 Airbus passenger jets for 7.1 billion euros. Tokayev’s visit, which concluded June 23, focused on developing Middle Corridor trade links within the context of the EU’s Global Gateway program. Prominent among Tokayev’s meetings in Brussels were discussions with European Commissioner for Trade and

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16d06/25

US Bank: JP Morgan opens new competition for Dimon successor

America's largest institution is promoting two new top bankers who could one day succeed CEO Jamie Dimon. Both will receive a bonus of $30 million in the form of shares.

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16d06/25

Dispute over the bicycle trade fair: Eurobike is a symbol of the division in the cycling industry

Eurobike is taking place without the big names in the bicycle industry in Germany. Some benefit from it. But the big showdown will come next year with two trade fairs within a few days.

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16d06/25

Dax current: Dax closes just below the 25,000 point mark - Bayer shares are gaining significantly

In Europe, tech stocks are also benefiting from the quarterly figures of the US chip manufacturer Micron on Thursday. Positive economic figures also boosted the German leading index.

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16d06/25

Buy shares in a savings plan

Hi everyone, I've been investing in an all word etf for a few years. I've wanted to start with stocks for a long time... Now to the question> I'm at Ing. You can buy savings plans based on stocks there. Can someone tell me whether it makes sense to invest in Apple, for example, for 100 euros a month, or is it worth buying shares as a whole? It would just be a starter. I have a sample portfolio at OnVista, but it's not my money that's there. Greetings submitted by /u/Wonderful

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16d06/25

Ukraine aid: Brussels announces first payment from the 90 billion euro loan

An international reconstruction conference for Ukraine began in Gdansk on Thursday. The EU will immediately transfer 3.2 billion euros in microfinance aid, said Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

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16d06/25

Housing benefit: Hubertz missed her savings target for the 2027 federal budget - the cut affects 1.2 million households

The Federal Construction Minister should save one billion euros next year. The SPD politician wanted to achieve this by cutting housing benefit. But it's not high enough.

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16d06/25

Space: jump in sales, rockets, IPO - these are the plans of Germany's space company OHB

The family company returns completely to the stock market. OHB has ambitious plans and expects orders worth 20 billion euros - not yet including new rockets.

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EU: Brussels opens the door for Europe's new wave of mergers - criticism from economists and consumer advocates

The EU is planning the most important reform of its merger control in two decades. Telecom companies, banks and shareholders sense new deals. Consumer advocates warn of higher prices.

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16d06/25

Pharma: Merck is building the tools for the next revolution

The German Merck Group is taking over the US laboratory specialist Bio-Techne for ten billion euros. What makes this business so attractive – and what risks there are.

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16d06/25

Investment: How can I exchange my Bitcoin for euros?

A reader bought Bitcoin in Switzerland and now wants to exchange it for euros. What does he have to pay attention to and who does he have to report something to?

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16d06/25

Today: Good Micron numbers: Fear of AI bubble postponed

The US semiconductor manufacturer expects sales of $50 billion for the fourth quarter. However, the focus is also on an announcement from the largest competitor.

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Department stores: Galeria buys more time with a new million-dollar loan

The contract for a credit line of 160 million euros was signed after long negotiations, as Handelsblatt learned. But Galeria's future is anything but certain.

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16d06/25

Takeover: Merck buys laboratory equipment in America for 9.9 billion euros

The German pharmaceutical company is making its next big takeover under its new boss. It is intended to advance business with laboratory customers. The share price is rising.

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Major Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri exploring nuclear-powered vessels, CEO says

Fincantieri CEO Pierroberto Folgiero also touched on several other topics during a closed-door roundtable, including lessons learned from the war in Ukraine regarding naval drones and the future of a common European patrol corvette.

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16d06/25

Beijing slams US, European concerns over coastguard patrols near Taiwan

Beijing on Thursday rejected criticism from the United States and three European nations over its recent coastguard operations east of Taiwan, declaring the patrols were lawful and necessary to safeguard its maritime rights and regional order. The rebuke came a day after the US, Britain, France and Germany expressed concern over the coastguard deployments, saying the activities “threaten regional stability and the freedom of navigation and safety of international shipping”. Chinese foreign...

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16d06/25

Money market fund vs Blue chips vs all-world ETF

Goal is waiting for a good entry after yet another crash. So as far as I see it, my options are: Money fund for around 3% returns (Euro based one, I know the Dollar would be at 4%) Buy blue chip stocks (insurances, consumer goods, real estate), either directly for dividends or as CSPs for Theta All world ETF As far as I see it, the money fund is the preferable option if you have no idea what the next market crash might look like. China takes Taiwan, AI bubble, unexpected economy numbers, whateve

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · china · taiwan

16d06/25

How did construction become the Wild West?

Europe's upcoming revision of the Public Procurement Directives should address a growing problem in construction: excessive subcontracting that undermines workers, businesses and fair competition

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16d06/25

Europe’s defense build-up depends on getting partnerships right

One pattern is worth watching: Partnership activity is not spreading evenly across the market; it is coalescing around a handful of industrial platforms.

◇ unclassifiedusa · europe · uk

16d06/25⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Comment: Complaining about the evil man in the Kremlin doesn't help

A new realism is evident at the Ukraine reconstruction conference in Gdansk. Instead of making big Marshall plans to end the war, the Europeans are concentrating on emergency aid.

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16d06/25

Pension: Up to 393,000 euros extra possible: These figures show how much capital pension you could get

The capital pension is scheduled to start in 2028. The Handelsblatt used different scenarios to calculate how much money they could save with the additional pension for four age groups.

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16d06/25

For many outside China, Dear You reflects family history, not politics

When a modest Chaoshan-dialect film about an indebted grandson, a missing grandfather and a bundle of yellowing remittance letters opened quietly in China in late April, few expected it to become one of the biggest films of the year. Yet Dear You has earned more than 1.8 billion yuan (US$265.75 million) at the Chinese box office. It has done so without major stars or heavy promotion – an unlikely triumph for a film told largely in Teochew or Chiu Chow. As the film is released across Southeast...

◇ unclassifiedchina · asia

16d06/25

Dax current: Dax breaks 25,000 points – Bayer shares jump up

In Europe, tech stocks are also benefiting from the quarterly figures of the US chip manufacturer Micron. Positive economic figures are also driving the German leading index.

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16d06/25

Poland to Build a Third LNG Import Terminal

'Today we have the opportunity to create one of the most important gateways to the global LNG market in Central and Eastern Europe'.

◇ unclassifiedmiddle-east · usa · europe

16d06/25

Pharmaceutical industry: Merck buys US laboratory equipment manufacturer for ten billion euros

The pharmaceutical and technology group is carrying out the next takeover under its new boss Kai Beckmann. The billion-dollar deal is intended to advance Merck in the laboratory business with pharmaceutical customers and researchers.

◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe

16d06/25

Dax current: Before US inflation: Dax is in the black

In Europe, chip stocks are also benefiting from the quarterly figures of the US chip manufacturer Micron. However, it is not yet enough for the German leading index to jump above 25,000 points.

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