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World · Middle East · Asia · Europe · Russia · China · DiplomacyFranco-German Tank Manufacturer KNDS Is Going Public—Sort Of
The German government is planning to buy a 40 percent stake in KNDS, buying out a private German firm—and giving certain outsiders a chance to invest as well. The post Franco-German Tank Manufacturer KNDS Is Going Public—Sort Of appeared first on The National Interest.
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