"INDUSTRIE" · 총 310건
필터 보기현재 지수
50.3
0 = 부정 우세
50 = 중립
100 = 긍정 우세
최근 7일 기준 88,629건을 분석한 결과, 뉴스 심리지수는 50.2(균형)입니다. 긍정 4,563건(5.1%)·중립 81,859건(92.4%)·부정 2,207건(2.5%)이며, 중립 비중이 뚜렷하게 높습니다. 성향 지수는 종합 18.8(중도 균형)입니다.
Seit Monaten zielt die Ukraine bei ihren Gegenangriffen auf die Ölindustrie Russlands – dort war die Ausgabe von Benzin teilweise eingeschränkt. Nun kommentiert ein Moskauer Ministerium die Lage.
Seit Monaten zielt die Ukraine bei ihren Gegenangriffen auf die russische Ölindustrie. Russische Behörden schränkten teilweise die Ausgabe von Benzin ein. Nun reagiert das Energieministerium.
De douane heeft bij een controle illegale goederen die bestemd waren voor Rusland ontdekt op een containerschip in de Rotterdamse haven. De kapitein van het schip is vrijdag aangehouden op verdenking van het overtreden van de sanctieregels die gelden vanwege de oorlog in Oekraïne. Het gaat om een schip dat regelmatig heen en weer vaart tussen Rotterdam en Sint-Petersburg. De douane had een onderzoek ingesteld vanwege signalen dat de route gebruikt werd om Europese sancties tegen Rusland te omzeilen. Motorolie en autodeuren Toen douaniers in een controleloods in het Rotterdamse havengebied de eerste container openmaakten, zagen ze dat die vol stond met dozen met automerken erop. Het bleek te gaan om onder meer voorruiten, autodeuren, flessen motorolie en luchtfiltersystemen voor voertuigen. Volgens de douane was het snel duidelijk dat er iets niet klopte aan de zending. "De etiketten zijn eraf gehaald en stukken karton zijn opnieuw op de bovenkant van de dozen geplakt. Dat hoort niet. Dan weet je dat er met de inhoud gerommeld is", vertelt een woordvoerder van de douane. Verboden goederen Vanwege de oorlog in Oekraïne mogen sommige spullen niet naar of zelfs via Rusland worden vervoerd. Het risico bestaat dat goederen in Rusland blijven en daar worden gebruikt in de oorlogsindustrie. Dat verbod geldt ook voor auto-onderdelen. "Dat kan voor personenauto's zijn", aldus de woordvoerder. "Maar het kan ook gebruikt worden voor vrachtwagens die naar het slagveld gaan." De kapitein zit voor twee weken vast, heeft de rechter-commissaris bij de rechtbank Rotterdam vandaag bepaald. De inhoud van tientallen containers wordt onderzocht. Ook is er een onderzoek ingesteld naar twee bedrijven in Amsterdam en Rotterdam.
Mumbai: Grasim Industries has approved a plan to spend ₹3,094 crore on the second phase of its Lyocell plant at Harihar in Karnataka.The first phase of this plant will have a capacity of 55,000 tonnes each year, while the second will add another 110,000 tonnes capacity.The under-construction first phase is set to be commissioned by mid-2027. The second phase will have two lines, with the first line set to be commissioned in 2028 and the second in 2030. "This investment...marks another significant step in Grasim's strategic expansion of advanced fibre capabilities, catering to the growing global demand for sustainable and high-performance textile materials," Kumar Mangalam Birla, the chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, said."This fresh expansion will catapult Grasim's overall Cellulosic Fibres capacity beyond 1 million tonnes per annum, reinforcing its position as a global leader in sustainable man-made Cellulosic Fibres."Lyocell, a semi-synthetic fibre, is used across apparel, home textiles and technical textile applications. Grasim already produces Lyocell at one of its plants in Gujarat. The completion of both the phases at its plant in Harihar in Karnataka will make it one of the largest producers of Lyocell globally, with a capacity of 210,000 tonnes per annum.
A controversial proposal to expand military technology cooperation between the United States and Israel is headed for a vote in the House of Representatives after surviving its first major congressional challenge, setting the stage for a broader debate over the future of one of Washington’s closest strategic relationships. The measure, known as the United States-Israel Defence Technology Cooperation Initiative, advanced out of the House Armed Services Committee on Friday after lawmakers rejected an amendment seeking to remove it from the annual defence policy bill. Opponents are expected to renew their challenge when the legislation reaches the House floor, likely in July. The initiative is part of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the annual legislation through which Congress sets policy and priorities for the US military. If enacted, it would establish a formal framework for expanding cooperation between American and Israeli defence industries and research institutions. The proposal would require the Pentagon to designate a senior official to coordinate joint projects and identify areas for cooperation ranging from artificial intelligence and cyber security to autonomous systems, advanced manufacturing and counter-drone technologies. Supporters describe the measure as a logical extension of a decades-old partnership that already includes intelligence sharing, missile defence programmes and joint weapons development. They argue that closer cooperation in emerging technologies would help both countries maintain military advantages in a rapidly changing security environment. Critics contend that the proposal goes much further than existing arrangements and could create an unprecedented level of integration between the American and Israeli defence sectors. The strongest challenge so far has come from Representative Ro Khanna, a California Democrat, who sought to remove the provision during the committee’s consideration of the defence bill. “We need to tell Netanyahu that America calls the shots, not the prime minister of any other country,” Khanna told the committee. He also argued that Americans wanted “less cooperation and blank checks to Israel, not more.” Khanna’s effort received support from Representative Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican who has also questioned deeper military commitments abroad. But the amendment was defeated after lawmakers from both parties rallied to defend the proposal. House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers dismissed concerns that the measure would undermine US sovereignty. “Claims that this provision somehow cedes authority to a foreign government are ridiculous,” Rogers said. Representative Adam Smith, the committee’s senior Democrat, argued that the initiative largely formalises cooperation that already exists between the two countries. The debate reflects broader political changes in Washington. While support for Israel remains strong in Congress, divisions have become more visible in recent years, particularly following the Gaza war and growing criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. Progressive Democrats have increasingly questioned military aid and diplomatic support for Israel, while most Republicans and many mainstream Democrats continue to back close strategic ties. Even after clearing the committee, the proposal faces several hurdles before becoming law. The House must approve the defence bill, the Senate must pass its own version, and the two chambers must reconcile any differences before sending final legislation to the president. For now, however, supporters have won the first round of what is likely to be a longer battle over the future scope of US-Israel military cooperation.
Le programme était bloqué depuis plusieurs mois en raison de tensions industrielles franco-allemandes entre Airbus et Dassault.
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