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The best aerospace and defense ETFs can help investors capitalize on higher government defense spending or hedge against the potential of a large-scale conflict.

MEPs are coming under increasing pressure from lobbyists on defence-related issues, according to new figures collected by Transparency International. Over the past year, lobbyists from consultancy groups, trade associations and defence firms have organised 197 meetings in total.

Rheinmetall, Europe’s largest arms manufacturer, came up with a great solution for curbside charging.

Germany’s largest ammunition manufacturer, Rheinmetall, reported a surge in sales during the first three months of the year, primarily driven by domestic orders and increased defence spending across Europe.

Europe’s plan for spending more on defense is finding previously unimaginable political backing

Rheinmetall's Armin Papperger expects his company to account for a quarter of Europe's $1.1 trillion defense splurge.

President Trump's moves to rip up the world's military alliances are creating ways for investors to profit in S&P 500 stocks using ETFs.

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When a $400 drone can destroy a multi-million-dollar tank, defense departments need to radically rethink their procurement.