Latest news and articles about arms trade from NEX English
Thai police continue their investigation into an alleged illegal arms supply network, having arrested three suspects, including a Thai navy officer. These arrests followed the detention of a Chinese national found with a large cache of military weapons.
A viral video captured a Yemeni seller openly displaying firearms for sale on the streets of the capital, Sana'a, raising concerns among social media users about the proliferation of weapons outside official channels.
An investigation by Le Monde reveals a continuous flow of military supplies from France to Israel, raising questions about the disparity between Paris's official stance and its actual practices. The report highlights the gap between diplomatic rhetoric and military support for Israel.
An Australian investigation has uncovered the sale of cruise missiles and suicide drones, similar to those used in current conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, on the Chinese e-commerce platform Alibaba. This revelation raises alarms about the accessibility of advanced weaponry to non-state actors and individuals.
Italian arms manufacturer Beretta has announced its intention to raise its stake in American company Storm Ruger amid escalating tensions between the two. Storm Ruger has described these pressures as a 'creeping acquisition' in light of the growing confrontation.
Five anti-arms trade activists in Germany are facing harsh detention conditions following their arrest for storming an Israeli Elbit facility. Arrested on September 8, they are experiencing severe isolation and strict communication restrictions with their families.