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Nationalist parties have tended to praise the US president’s politics, but many voters dislike his treatment of UkraineEurope’s rightwing populist parties are split over how far to distance themselves from Donald Trump’s pressure on Ukraine, with some …
Luftwaffe’s Eurofighter jet equipped with Taurus Taurus KEPD 350 air launched cruise missileSAAB, the Swedish defence and aviation company, has secured a significant contract worth $159 million (approximately 1.7 billion Swedish crowns) from Germany to upgrade and maintain the Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missiles used by the German Air Force.The contract, which spans from 2025 to 2035,
Significant number in seven nations surveyed for YouGov poll believe immigration has negatively impacted their countryMost western Europeans think immigration over the past decade has been too high and their governments have handled it badly, with more…
Sweden’s proposal to mandate encryption backdoors faces backlash from Signal, cybersecurity experts, and even its military over privacy and security risks.
Northvolt, which claims to run Europe’s first homegrown gigafactory, admits it depends on Chinese suppliers for cathode active materialThe Swedish startup Northvolt has admitted that a vital component of its batteries is imported amid claims that the c…
The bloc announced new steps to prevent threats to undersea lines after Sweden discovered damage to one east of Gotland island.
“We should sort of understand that we need to do more in Europe, nation by nation, of course, but also as part of the alliance, being a strong pillar in NATO” said Saab CEO Micael Johansson.
Former President Donald Trump’s views on Europe are consistent. He has long criticized North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member-states for their failure to spend the required 2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) on defense. For Trump, free riding is anathema. He recently said he would encourage Russia to do “whatever the hell they want” […]
Is Trump Right About Europe? was originally published on Global Security Review.
The South Pacific island of Niue says it was cheated out of .nu, a domain that turned out to be very lucrative on the other side of the world.
How Assange went from being questioned in Sweden to living for years in Ecuador’s embassy in LondonJulian Assange supporters gather outside court as extradition hearing startsJulian Assange is to make his final bid for an appeal against a UK judge’s ru…