
War profiteers
How an Estonian arms broker pocketed €2m at the expense of Ukraine
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MoreWhile Al-Sissi’s Egypt is known for repression and war crimes, its navy went on a buying spree for military goods, spending billions in Europe and bypassing arms export regulations.
MoreUncovering the reality behind Swiss arms exports: while sold as civilian goods or with a humanitarian purpose, their violent impact is felt by civilians from the Brazilian favelas to the marketplaces of Afghanistan.
MoreDenmark’s largest IT company, Systematic, is arming UAE forces active in Yemen, in direct violation of a Danish export ban
MoreArms maintenance contracts perpetuate French involvement in proxy war in Libya, conflict in Yemen
MoreThe UK claims to strictly control its arms exports, but an investigation traced British-made sniper rifles to Yemen, Syria and Russian-occupied Ukraine
MoreHow one of Europe’s most famous companies is helping Turkey sustain a military airbridge with war-torn Libya despite a UN arms embargo
MoreWhile Saudi Arabian bombs rain on Yemen, Spain’s national carrier Iberia and Airbus profit by helping Saudi fighter jets refuel
MoreThousands of civilian casualties have not stopped Swedish and Danish companies from selling arms to the UAE and Saudi Arabia
MoreTracing Belgian arms: Air power for Saudi Arabia and ‘cop killer’ guns for drug cartels in Mexico
MoreFrance claims to have one of the world’s strictest arms exports regimes but its weapons go to warmongers and repressive rulers
MoreGerman-made military equipment is used by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for their destructive war in Yemen
MoreHow do stockpiles of Italian weapons end up in repressive regimes? Our investigation traces them to Turkmenistan, Syria and Saudi Arabia
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