Will Germanyâs Krupp become Canadaâs biggest mining man?
After the war, Alfried Krupp was ordered to sell his steel mills but didnât. Now, to feed his hungry smelters, he s on the brink of an iron-ore project in Ungava so huge that it could change the trading patterns of this country October 10 1959 Peter C. Newman
Will Germanyâs Krupp become Canadaâs biggest mining man?
After the war, Alfried Krupp was ordered to sell his steel mills but didnât. Now, to feed his hungry smelters, he s on the brink of an iron-ore project in Ungava so huge that it could change the trading patterns of this country
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Daily Times
July 19, 2021
India, the world’s largest democracy and a non-NPT nuclear weapons’ state, is plagued with scandals for military procurements. Despite stringent and painstaking bureaucratic processes for the approvals of defence procurements, India has perhaps the most numbers of scandals of corruptions when it comes to buying arms and equipment.
The most famous corruption scandal in Indian military procurements remains that of Swedish Bofors guns during the 1980s. As the narrative goes, Indian military acquired some 410 field howitzer guns of 155 mm calibre from a Swedish firm Bofors AB for USD 1.4 billion. While the selection of the equipment was not questioned, nor the contract package, but it was revealed much later that millions of dollars were paid by the Swedish company to Indian politicians to secure the contract. This bombshell news was actually broken by the Swedish radio on April 16, 1987. The news was immediately reported in Indian media and had an extrem
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