German defense company Renk Group AG said it might relocate production designated for Israel to a US plant, responding to ...

By weaponising Holocaust remembrance, Germany has resurrected the Sonderweg it claims to have abandoned, supporting ...

German automotive manufacturer Renk, which produces tank transmissions and engines for the Israeli military, is considering ...

Norway's wealth fund, the world's largest, is divesting from Israeli firms, citing concerns over how Israel conducts its war ...

Renk CEO, Alexander Sagel, told the Financial Times that the company has a “responsibility” to ensure that Israel can ...

Experts say Germany’s partial arms ban on Israel won’t dent long-standing defence ties, leaving core weapons trade largely ...

Viewing current events through the lens of German policymakers, stakeholders, and ordinary citizens helped explain their ...

Germany is the only European country with citizens still in Hamas captivity. Their relatives wonder why the country isn't ...

CEO of German defense firm Renk says the company may relocate production for Israeli contracts to the US following Chancellor ...

Germany’s halt of certain weapons exports to Israel has drawn condemnation from Jewish groups and members of Chancellor ...

Furthermore, the responses to Auchincloss’ stilted, minimalist answers (starvation is bad; being pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian should not be mutually contradictory; Hamas has a singular ...

For Netanyahu, the calculation is now straightforward: win the war quickly, and the rest will sort itself out. In March 2024, ...