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EU Plans High-Tech ‘Drone Wall’ to Protect Eastern Borders

Information The European Union is planning to deploy a “drone wall” along its eastern borders, consisting of radars, sensors, jammers, and interceptors to counter increasing drone threats from Russia. This system will stretch from Finland to Bulgaria and will utilise proven technologies from Ukraine’s defence efforts. The initiative has gained urgency following drone incidents in […]

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Ex-AfD Aide Jailed for Spying for China in EU Parliament

Information A German court has sentenced Jian Guo, a former aide to far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) politician Maximilian Krah, to four years and nine months in prison for spying for China. Guo, a German national, worked for Krah in Brussels for five years while Krah served as a Member of the European Parliament. Prosecutors

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Russia Withdraws From European Anti-Torture Treaty Amid Rights Concerns

Information Russia has formally withdrawn from the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture, an international treaty designed to protect the rights of people in detention and allow independent monitors to visit prisons and detention centres. President Vladimir Putin signed the law confirming the exit, which follows repeated criticism from global organisations, including the Organisation

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Suspect arrested in the UK over airport cyberattacks

Information The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) announced the arrest of a man in his 40s in southern England in connection with cyberattacks that disrupted major European airports. Authorities confirmed the arrest took place late Tuesday, but emphasised that the investigation is still at an early stage. NCA Deputy Director Paul Foster described the arrest

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Drones Disrupt Copenhagen Airport in Major Security Breach

Information Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has described the drone disruption at Copenhagen Airport as the most serious attack on Denmark’s critical infrastructure to date. On Monday evening, multiple large drones were spotted flying in the airport’s vicinity, prompting authorities to halt all takeoffs and landings. Operations resumed after several hours, though delays and cancellations

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Estonia Condemns Unprecedented Russian Airspace Violation

Information Estonia has summoned a Russian diplomat after reporting that three Russian fighter jets violated its airspace on Friday. According to Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, this marks the fourth such incursion this year, but the scale of the latest breach, three MIG-31 jets flying into Estonian territory for 12 minutes, was described as “unprecedentedly brazen.”

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Ex-Labour Councillor Charged in Westminster Honeytrap Scandal

Information Oliver Steadman, a former Labour councillor in Islington, has been charged with blackmail and five counts of improper use of a communications network following a 17-month Metropolitan Police investigation into unsolicited messages sent to figures in Westminster. The case, dubbed the “Westminster honeytrap scandal,” involved personalised WhatsApp messages, sometimes including explicit photos, sent under

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