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Table of Contents - Edition 458 from May 4th, 2026
- US troops: How a withdrawal from Europe could damage Washington
- Humanitarian aid supply chains: UNICEF’s Global Supply and Logistics Hub in Copenhagen faces test of its capabilities
- Arms exports: US authorizes emergency arms sales to Middle East
- German military service: Conscientious objectors make up large share of 2008 cohort
- Romania: Parliament approves billions in SAFE defense contracts
- Belarus: Russian conscripts barred from leaving the country
- Must Reads: Russia concealing storage tankers used for oil exports
- Executive Moves: Christoph Hübner leaves post at German Federal Ministry of the Interior
- Dessert: “Silver agers” to take the lead in civil protection
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