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Kallas Calls Leipzig Attack State Sponsored Terrorism

The European Union is facing growing concerns over alleged Russian hybrid operations on European territory after Germany concluded that Russia was responsible for an...

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Government bond markets across major economies are facing a broad selloff as investors worry about persistent inflation, higher interest rates and growing government debt....

Poland Boosts Domestic Defence Production as Army Expands

Poland is increasingly shifting its defence procurement strategy toward domestic and Central European production as it builds one of Europe's largest armies and seeks...

How Is US Capital Shaping Europe’s Defence Drone Industry?

CIA Linked Investor Opens Doors for German Drone Firm German drone maker Quantum Systems gained an early foothold in the United States with support from...

Ukraine Defence Chief Pledges ‘Clear’ War Plan to Unlock Early Loan

Ukraine's new defence minister, Yevhenii Khmara, has promised to provide a clear plan to international partners on how Ukraine intends to fight Russia amid...

Canada Backs $116 Billion Global Defence Bank to Finance Allied Rearmament

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney supports a new global defense bank called the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), which aims to help allied...

Iceland Rejects EU Membership Talks in Closely Fought Referendum

Icelanders voted against joining the European Union, with 52.8% rejecting the government's proposal to reopen membership talks. The decision reflects a strong sentiment that...

Is Russia’s Hybrid Campaign Against Europe Bigger Than Anyone Confirmed Until Now?

More than 150,000 Moldovans is the kind of figure that can distort a story as easily as it clarifies one. It suggests a hidden...

America Asked Allies to Do More. They Are Also Preparing for a Less Predictable Washington

Taiwan has proposed an 18% increase in its defense budget for 2027, pushing military spending above 3% of GDP as Chinese military and political...

Iceland Votes on EU Membership Talks in Tightly Contested Referendum

Icelanders voted on Saturday on whether to reopen membership talks with the European Union. The public is divided on this issue, with a recent...

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