The election in Moldova Sunday will decide whether the country remains on course to join the EU. Russia is using hybrid warfare to bring Moldova into its sphere of influence. President Maia Sandu is having a hard time defending the pro-European majority.
By Stephan Israel
Cynicism is not an exclusive characteristic of authoritarian systems, writes Almut Wieland-Karimi. In democracies, however, it is more publicly problematized as a close relative of double standards. From both sides, it weakens multinational institutions such as the United Nations.
By Almut Wieland-Karimi
Israel announces the expansion of settlements in the West Bank in response to the recognition of Palestine by NATO members Canada and the UK.
By Markus Bickel
In view of the increased airspace violations by Russia over the past two weeks, German military officials emphasize that rapid military responses are crucial.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
Under pressure from the USA, the Commission wants to bring forward the complete import ban on liquefied gas from Russia to 2027. The 19th sanctions package also targets the crypto platforms that Russia uses for circumventing transactions.
By Stephan Israel
In order to bring private and public players in the defense industry together more quickly, Estonia is hosting the Estonian Defence Week in Tallinn and Tartu for the first time.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Since the spring, it has no longer been possible to import goods from Kenya into Sudan. This poses additional challenges for NGOs working there.
By David Renke
The country is currently not only modernizing its shelters, but also organizes a major campaign for the civilian population once a year.
By Okan Bellikli
With electronic warfare, air defense systems and, increasingly, interceptor drones, Ukraine can fend off most Russian drones. The Polish army wants to benefit from the experience of its neighbors.
By Denis Trubetskoy
