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Russia says Ukraine has targeted airfields in drone strikes Moscow said “several aircraft” caught fire in the attacks amid unconfirmed reports that Ukraine destroyed more than 40 Russian planes. Two people die and hundreds arrested in France after PSG victory Vehicles torched in French capital and football supporters clash with police following match in Munich […]

Information Russia has accused Serbia of covertly supplying arms to Ukraine, calling it a betrayal by a historical ally. According to Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), Serbian ammunition is being funnelled to Ukraine through NATO intermediaries like the Czech Republic, Poland, and Bulgaria, and even via African states using fake end-user certificates. Despite Belgrade’s proclaimed

Information A significant security breach has exposed over two million sensitive documents detailing Russia’s nuclear weapons infrastructure, discovered by reporters from Danwatch and Der Spiegel. The documents focus on two Strategic Missile Forces bases near Yasny in the Ural Mountains, specifically the 621st and 368th Regiment bases, both equipped with advanced Avangard hypersonic missiles. The

Information The Czech Republic summoned China’s ambassador after accusing Beijing of a sustained cyber espionage campaign against its Foreign Affairs Ministry, involving unclassified communication networks. The cyberattacks, ongoing since 2022, were attributed to APT31, a group linked to China’s Ministry of State Security. Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky condemned the attacks as hostile acts with

Information The European Union and the UK are advocating for a reduction in the current $60 per barrel price cap on Russian oil, a key sanction designed to limit Moscow’s ability to finance its war in Ukraine. This cap, implemented in December 2022, restricts the use of G7 and EU shipping and insurance services for

Information Finland has summoned Russia’s ambassador following the suspected violation of Finnish airspace by two Russian military aircraft near the southern coast last week. The incident, which occurred off the coast of Porvoo, about 50 kilometres east of Helsinki, is under investigation by Finnish authorities. The Finnish foreign ministry reported the breach on Friday and

Poles march in Warsaw to back rival presidential candidates Marches have taken place in the Polish capital, led by the two candidates in a June 1 runoff presidential election. The contest is being seen as battle between pro-EU and liberal values and nationalist conservatism. Germany says military draft might return Germany is considering bringing back

Information German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a significant shift in Germany’s military policy during a ceremony in Vilnius, marking the permanent deployment of a German tank brigade to Lithuania—the country’s first such overseas deployment since World War II. This move is part of NATO’s broader strategy to bolster its eastern defences in response to Russia’s

Information The UK government’s Advanced Research and Innovation Agency (ARIA) is investing nearly £60 million in geo-engineering research through its Exploring Climate Cooling programme. The initiative aims to combat climate change using Solar Radiation Modification (SRM) techniques, like thickening Arctic sea ice and Marine Cloud Brightening. These methods seek to mimic natural phenomena that cool