Canada selects German firm TKMS to build 12 new submarines.
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Canada selects German firm TKMS to build 12 new submarines.

Canada selected ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) to build up to 12 conventionally powered submarines, replacing its aging Victoria-class fleet. The contract, estimated at over C$60 billion including maintenance, is Canada's largest-ever defense procurement. The decision over South Korea's Hanwha Ocean was announced ahead of a NATO summit in Ankara.

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9 outlets covered it, splitting into 8 framing camps across 4 bias groups.
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The Guardian and Globe and Mail frame the deal as deepening NATO ties and a disappointment for South Korea, while wires and others keep to the basic announcement.
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THE LEFT1 outlet · mostly supportive
Canada to buy 12 hi-tech German submarines after bidding war
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THE RIGHT1 outlet · mostly neutral
Canada selects Germany's ThyssenKrupp to build 12 submarines as it boosts NATO spending
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“Canada Picks Germany’s TKMS to Build New Submarines, Globe Says” · Globe and Mail, Al Jazeera, South China Morning Post, AP News, Deutsche Welle, Reuters, Bloomberg

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