Europol has announced the launch of a large-scale international campaign to find the continent's most dangerous criminals. The updated EU Most Wanted list includes dozens of suspects in serious crimes. The list includes individuals wanted for murder, drug trafficking, major fraud, and involvement in organized crime. Among them are two...
Putin signed a controversial law paving the way for new military adventures abroad
Vladimir Putin signed a highly controversial federal law that effectively gives him carte blanche to deploy the Russian army abroad under the pretext of "protecting Russian citizens." The new document allows the president to unilaterally authorize military operations against any country allegedly "persecuting" Russian citizens under foreign or international court...
European countries reacted sharply to the Kremlin’s threats to launch new strikes on Kyiv
European capitals condemned the Kremlin's latest threats to launch massive strikes on Kyiv, calling them a "dangerous escalation" and "an attempt to intimidate not only Ukraine but the entire continent." The reaction was prompted by recent public rhetoric from high-ranking Russian officials, who openly declared their readiness to "strike Kyiv"...
The EU has published guidelines for classifying dangerous artificial intelligence
The European Commission has taken a key step toward the practical implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) by officially publishing draft guidelines for classifying high-risk AI systems. This document aims to provide legal clarity for developers and companies using advanced technologies in the EU. The main goal of...
Almost three-quarters of Germans lack confidence in the Bundeswehr’s ability to defend Germany
Most German citizens are skeptical about the combat readiness of their armed forces, according to a recent sociological survey conducted by the Insa Institute for the newspaper Bild. Almost three-quarters of Germans expressed doubts about the army's ability to repel an external threat. About 72% of respondents stated they partially...
The British Army conducted a large-scale exercise in an abandoned London underground station
The British Army, together with NATO allies, conducted a major command post exercise, Arrcade Strike, rehearsing a response to a possible Russian invasion of the Baltic states. The exercise took place in an unusual and secret location – the abandoned platforms of Charing Cross underground station in central London. According...
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in a massive anti-government protest in Serbia
One of the largest protests in recent years took place in the center of the Serbian capital on Saturday. Tens of thousands of citizens, including many students, took to the streets under the slogan "Students win!" (Studenti pobeuu). The protesters demanded the immediate resignation of President Aleksandar Vučić and the...
The Defence Minister’s plane was affected by Russian electronic warfare systems over the Baltic
While flying near the Russian border, a Royal Air Force aircraft carrying Defence Secretary John Healey temporarily lost GPS signal, The Times reported, citing sources in the UK Ministry of Defence. The incident occurred in airspace over the Baltic Sea. According to the British side, the signal loss was temporary...
Germany to introduce digital passports by 2027
The German government has approved the legal framework for the launch of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet). This will allow citizens to store copies of their documents on their mobile phones and use them throughout the European Union, according to a press release from the German government. "The...
The United States will send an additional 5,000 troops to Poland
US President Donald Trump announced that the United States will send an additional 5,000 troops to Poland. He wrote this on his social media account, Truth Social. "Following the successful election of the current President of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, whom I proudly supported, and given our excellent relationship with him,...