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Kyiv Attack Shows Why Air Defence Alone Is Not Enough
Russia’s latest missile and drone attack on Kyiv killed at least ten people and injured 34, according to updated casualty figures. The strike points to a longer problem for Ukraine: how to defend large cities if Russian air attacks continue…
Ukraine’s Gripen Contract Turns Swedish Air Power Into a Long-Term Capability Bet
Denmark Expands the ‘Danish Model’ With New Ukraine Defence Package
Rutte: US Jobs Argument Reframes European Rearmament Before Ankara
Fibre-Optic Drone War Leaves a New Environmental Trace on Ukraine’s Front Line
Ukraine’s New North Korean Casualty Claim Exposes Russia’s Hidden Manpower Bill
Collective Defence: A Clear Signal from Washington Strengthens Europe’s Eastern Shield
Few regions illustrate the value of collective defence more vividly than the Baltic states. Sharing borders with Russia and Belarus, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania occupy NATO’s most exposed frontier. Against that backdrop, General Chris Donahue’s unequivocal assurance that the United…
Ukraine targets Russia’s satellite communications as war moves deeper into space infrastructure
Ukraine’s reported strikes on Russia’s Dubna and Vladimir space communications centres suggest that Kyiv is extending its long-range campaign from fuel, logistics and weapons facilities to the infrastructure that supports Moscow’s battlefield communications. The latest reported attack took place on…
Erdogan Puts Defence Trade Restrictions on NATO Summit Agenda
Iran Cyber Surge Against Israel Carries Warning for Europe’s Critical Infrastructure
Israel recorded about 4,800 hostile cyber incidents in June, three times the level reported a year earlier. The surge shows why a kinetic ceasefire cannot be treated as a digital ceasefire, and why European infrastructure, professional services and smaller suppliers…