EU sends €5.9 billion for Ukraine’s reforms days after exposing €100M corruption scheme at nuclear operator
The €5.9 billion tranche received but €140 billion awaits.
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Dutch intelligence chiefs say that certain data is no longer shared with CIA under Trump’s administration
While limiting US access, Dutch intelligence strengthens cooperation with Germany, France, the UK, Poland, and Northern European nations to counter growing threats.
Seven more countries step up to arm Ukraine as Russia intensifies its terror strikes ahead of winter
The initiative ensures Kyiv receives essential missiles, ammunition, and air defense systems, including Patriots.
From threat to target: How NATO’s hackathon is arming Ukraine against Russian KABs
For the first time, Ukrainian teams joined the NATO Innovation Challenge, testing systems that could turn Russian guided bombs into neutralized targets.
Ukraine proposes G7 task force to monitor Russia’s microchips of death
With 7,313 drones and 270 missiles striking Ukraine in September, Kyiv says a single imported chip can cost lives and urges allies to close loopholes.
Japan on alert as three Russian ships push into Philippine Sea amid deepening Moscow–Beijing cooperation
Tokyo's 2025 White Paper identified strengthening Moscow-Beijing strategic ties as a direct threat to Indo-Pacific stability.
Poland plans to triple defense budget to record $55 billion, while learning drone defense from Ukraine
Warsaw also urges NATO allies to reach 5% GDP defense spending by 2030.
Kyiv ratifies century-long pact with UK, while security guarantees hang in balance
The majority of Ukrainian deputies vote for the historic agreement between the two states.
Ukraine offers allies to learn how to fight modern skies as hundreds of Russian drones destroyed nightly
Ukraine's Air Force commanders coordinate small units, interceptor drones, and electronic warfare systems.
Russian drones crash into Poland — but real target is Western support for Kyiv
Fear and propaganda hit harder than drones as the Kremlin tests NATO’s willingness to defend Kyiv.
Drone crosses second time in month into NATO territory from Belarus — Russia’s key ally
Video footage suggests the aircraft may be a Russian "Geran" or "Gerbera" type based on its characteristic sound signature.
Moscow resurrects Leningrad and Moscow military districts, builds new divisions as part of its largest rearmament since Soviet collapse
Russia is transitioning into a wartime state to reshape th global order.
Ukraine gets 850,000 Czech shells in 2025, but new government may freeze further shipments, despite Russia’s aid boost from North Korea
Czechia’s ammo program powers Ukraine’s defenses, but opposition forces vow to shut it down if they win the vote.
Ukrainian defense chiefs warn Kellogg, Trump’s special envoy: Russia gearing up for war not just with Kyiv
Ukraine delivers a stark warning to the US general under fire.
Armenia denies Russian troop surge. Ukraine reveals orders proving buildup
Ukraine’s military intelligence made public a Russian general’s directive contradicting Armenia’s denial of new deployments.
At NATO summit allies flattered Trump and quietly built defense shield across Europe and Ukraine
Careful diplomacy pays off, Trump signs off on key European proposals without a fight.
One of Baltic states may become next testing ground for NATO’s Article 5 — and Russia’s ruthless ambition
Beneath the surface, hidden networks of spies and agitators plot in silence — all under Moscow’s command.
Meloni proposes NATO-like protection for Ukraine without membership
The Italian Prime Minister suggests extending NATO's collective defense clause to Ukraine without granting it formal membership.
YLE: Multiple drone sightings reported near Finnish gunpowder factory
Police are investigating several possible unauthorized drone flights at the Nammo factory in Finland's Laukaa.
Is Europe preparing for war? Key discussions from Warsaw Security Forum
Military experts warn of a 3-8 year window before potential Russian confrontation, pushing European nations toward unprecedented defense measures while most Western societies resist military mobilization.