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Russia’s war against Ukraine continues to shape Europe’s security agenda, alongside concerns about hybrid activity, energy resilience and the protection of critical routes. European governments are balancing support for Ukraine with efforts to strengthen collective responses to risks below the threshold of open military conflict.
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EU leaders are discussing suspected hybrid and cyberattacks at this week’s Brussels summit, as incidents disrupt shops and infrastructure. Officials accuse Russia of expanding attacks, but links between the incidents…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced further weapons support for Ukraine in remarks reported on October 11. She also backed a proposed halt to attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine and…
The European Commission has urged governments to maintain demand-reduction measures as gas stocks remain below last year’s level. At the same time, Latvia’s president said nuclear weapons could be deployed in the…
European intelligence agencies and politicians are warning that Russia is increasingly willing to take risks: on NATO’s eastern flank, there has been a rise in the number of drone incidents, suspected acts of sabotage…
On September 24, a series of incidents related to the war in Ukraine occurred in Moldova, Romania, and Poland. Authorities in those countries are stepping up security measures, while Polish and Moldovan leaders are…
