Global arms manufacturers’ revenues reach record levels

In 2024, revenues from arms sales and military services of the world's 100 largest arms manufacturers grew by 5.9% to reach an unprecedented $679 billion. This is according to the latest data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), published on December 1. This record figure, which is 26%...

NATO is ready to launch a “preemptive” strike in a war with Russia, says head of NATO Military Committee

NATO is considering a “more aggressive” response to Russian cyberattacks, sabotage, and airspace violations. This was stated to the Financial Times by Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, head of NATO's military committee. “We are studying everything... In cyberspace, we tend to be more reactive. We are considering being more aggressive or...

Why Belgium is blocking the use of frozen Russian assets

Amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the European Union is seeking new ways to support Kyiv. One of the most ambitious proposals is the use of frozen Russian assets to finance aid to Ukraine. However, this plan is being stubbornly blocked by Belgium, which holds the lion's share of these...

Orbán has gone on a visit to Moscow: what is the goal of the visit

28 November 2025 is a date that promises to be a key one in European diplomacy. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, known for his unconventional approach to relations with Russia, has officially confirmed his upcoming visit to Moscow. This event has sparked a wave of discussion in European capitals, especially...

Interpol has elected a new president

During the 93rd General Assembly of the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) in Marrakesh, Morocco, a new president of the organisation was elected. He is French police officer Lucas Philippot, Inspector General of the French National Police. The election for a four-year term took place today and marked a change...