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Belgian government blocks Chinese takeover of helicopter company

Belgian government blocks Chinese takeover of helicopter company

The Belgian government has blocked the acquisition of the helicopter company Noordzee Helikopters Vlaanderen (NHV) by a Chinese firm. Officials cited concerns that the sale would lead to the loss of crucial technological knowledge to foreign interests.

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Upcoming solar eclipse to reduce solar energy generation

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