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Guntram Wolff named the reasons for the EU’s slow rearmament

The professor at the Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management in Belgium and senior researcher at the Belgian think tank Bruegel, Guntram Wolff, named limited competition in the European arms market and the slow placement of large orders as the main reasons for the EU’s slow rearmament. In an interview with The Insider, he also said that uncertainty over future orders remains an additional brake.

#Armiesoftheworld #europe #EU #weapon

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Rumen Radev called on Europe to bet on diplomacy in relations with Russia

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said that Europe should reconsider the balance of military, economic, and diplomatic tools and give priority to diplomacy in relations with Russia. Otherwise, he said, the situation could lead to a Russian nuclear strike.

#Bulgaria #europe #Russia #RumenRadev #SergeyLavrov #Ukraine

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Reuters: Russia Threatens Nuclear Weapons in Case of Attempt to Isolate Kaliningrad Region

Russia sent NATO a diplomatic note in which it threatened to use nuclear weapons if alliance countries try to isolate the Kaliningrad Region from the rest of the country. In response, NATO said it remains a defensive alliance and does not consider its exercises or other activities a threat to Russia.

#Thelikelihoodofamajorwar #europe #KaliningradOblast #RFMFA #NATO #Russia

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Bloomberg: by the end of September, Europe’s gas storage facilities are 71% full, and in Germany — 57%

By the end of September, Europe’s gas storage facilities are 71% full, compared with a five-year average of 87%, and in Germany — about 57%. Bloomberg пишет that the old market model for gas storage is losing money in this context.

#bloomberg #gas #Germany #europe #EU

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Lithuania bans Usmanov and Friedman from entering the country for five years

Lithuania has banned Russian billionaires Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman from entering the country for five years after the EU did not extend the restrictions against them. Both have been added to the national list of undesirable persons, and the ban took effect on September 25.

#AlisherUsmanov #europe #EU #Lithuania #MikhailFridman #sanctions

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The Prime Minister of Lithuania called on banks and stores to prepare payment arrangements in case of crisis and mobilization

The Prime Minister of Lithuania, Mindaugas Sinkevičius, called for ensuring residents have access to cash and the ability to pay by bank card in the event of a crisis or mobilization. He also proposed preparing banks, retail businesses, and some ATMs to operate during communication and power outages.

#Baltics #VladimirPutin #europe #Lithuania #mobilization #RussiaandEurope

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Though it is toil and shame in vain. How Russia is waging hybrid war in Europe

Today, one can observe increasing activity of Russian special operations in Europe and expect it to intensify, since Ukrainian resistance relies primarily on European aid. The Kremlin is looking for ways to undermine this alliance no less than for military victories.

#Analytics #droneextermination #WarinUkraine #Germany #hybridwar #sabotage #europe #EuropeanUnion #KseniaFedorova #aftertheUSSR #propaganda #Putin #Russia #specialservices #ultraright #France

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Fragments of a drone and a suspicious substance found at the Bundeswehr base in Wunstorf

Near the Bundeswehr air base in Wunstorf in Lower Saxony, fragments of a drone and a suspicious substance, which investigators preliminarily believe to be explosives, were found. Germany’s Federal Prosecutor’s Office and the Federal Criminal Police Office are checking whether this is linked to an attempted act of sabotage at Leipzig/Halle Airport.

#Bundeswehr #Germany #europe #EuropeandRussia #Incidents

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AfD and BSW agreed on posts in the Landtag of Saxony-Anhalt

In the new Landtag of Saxony-Anhalt, the Alternative for Germany and the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance agreed on the distribution of key posts. If the agreement is implemented, an AfD deputy will become chair of the state parliament for the first time, and a BSW representative will become one of his deputies.

#AfD #Germany #europe #RussiaandEurope #SaxonyAnhalt #SSV

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The Seimas of Lithuania approved in the first vote an amendment to lift the ban on nuclear weapons

The Seimas of Lithuania approved in the first vote an amendment to the Constitution that lifts the ban on the deployment on the country’s territory of weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons, and military bases of foreign states. Ninety-nine deputies voted in favor, 13 against, and five abstained; two more votes are needed for final adoption, and the amendment must receive at least 94 votes out of 141.

#europe #EuropeandRussia #EU #Lithuania #NATO #nuclearweapons

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In The Hague, a far-right protest was dispersed and a march against migration was banned

In The Hague, police dispersed several hundred far-right protesters after a demonstration against migration and asylum policy escalated into violence. City authorities banned the planned march, and Dutch broadcaster NOS reported 24 arrests.

#antiSemitism #Hague #europe #Netherlands #ultraright

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Saudi Arabia reduced oil supplies to Europe after damage to the East-West pipeline

Saudi Arabia reduced oil supplies to Europe after drones damaged the East-West oil pipeline, which leads to the Red Sea bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. The kingdom also canceled part of September shipments for European customers, and loading at the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea was suspended.

#reuters #europe #RedSea #oil #OPEC #StraitofHormuz #SaudiArabia

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In the Netherlands, more than 30 train disruptions were recorded due to foreign objects on the tracks

In the Netherlands on the morning of September 15, more than 30 train disruptions occurred due to foreign objects on the tracks, mainly pipes. Police are investigating these incidents as acts of sabotage.

#sabotage #europe #EU #Railways #Netherlands #Incidents

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Leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland will sign a declaration on the right to referendums

On September 14 in Cardiff, the leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, John Swinney, Rhun ap Iorwerth, and Michelle O’Neill, will sign a joint declaration demanding that their regions be given the right to hold referendums on independence. The document will also be devoted to economic and energy cooperation and relations with Europe.

#UnitedKingdom #DonaldTrump #europe #EU #Independence #NorthernIreland #Wales #Scotland

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Before the elections in Sweden, polls put the «Sweden Democrats» in second place

On September 13, parliamentary, regional, and municipal elections will be held simultaneously in Sweden. According to polls, the far-right party «Sweden Democrats» (SD) is in second place with 19.5%, and the ruling center-right coalition has promised to bring it into its bloc in order to secure Ulf Kristersson’s second term.

#europe #rights #Russianagents #SwedenDemocrats #Sweden

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Ilya Khrzhanovsky won the Silver Lion in Venice for the film Dau

At the 83rd Venice International Film Festival on the island of Lido, Ilya Khrzhanovsky received the Silver Lion for Best Director for the film Dau. The top prize, the Golden Lion, went to the film The Unknown Woman by Danish director May el-Toukhy.

#Venice #WarinUkraine #europe #IlyaKhrzhanovsky #movie #Ukraine #festivals #Kharkov

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Reform UK received £36 million from Ben Delo — this is a record donation in Britain

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party received £36 million from crypto billionaire Ben Delo. This is the largest single donation to a political party in the history of the United Kingdom; it surpassed Reform UK’s previous record of £9 million from Christopher Harborne in 2025.

#ReformUK #BenDelo #UnitedKingdom #europe #NigelFarage #rights

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German investigators suspect a Russian and a Belarusian citizen of preparing a drone attack on Leipzig Airport

German investigators suspect a Russian linked to the GRU and a Belarusian citizen of preparing an attack with explosive-laden drones on Leipzig Airport. One of the suspects, according to the investigation, was able to enter Germany and leave it without surveillance.

#Belarus #WarinUkraine #Germany #Gru #Sabotage #europe #Leipzig #Russia

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Putin at the BRICS forum in New Delhi said that the deployment of European troops on Ukrainian territory would mean war with Russia

Vladimir Putin said at the BRICS business forum in New Delhi that the deployment of European troops on Ukrainian territory would mean war with Russia. He also said that Moscow had «never threatened» European countries and saw no grounds for a conflict with Europe.

#brix #VladimirPutin #WarinUkraine #europe #NATO #Russia #Ukraine

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