The indispensable arsenal of Tehran: 3,000 missiles aimed at the EU
Iran possesses a significant arsenal of missiles, with estimates of 2,000 to 3,000 ballistic missiles, some of which can potentially reach critical areas in Europe, including Italy.
Konrad Szymański: A Long Shadow of Zbigniew Ziobro Hangs Over SAFE
The article discusses concerns surrounding the implementation of the SAFE program in the EU, highlighting criticisms and potential implications for European security and defense funding.
The EU invests hundreds of billions in nuclear energy
The European Commission plans to unveil a €240 billion scheme to boost investments in nuclear energy, positioning it as a key pillar for several EU countries in their strategies for decarbonization, industrial competitiveness, and supply security.
The largest port in the European Union worries about its security due to increasing trade with China
The largest EU port expresses concerns over security risks associated with rising trade from China, highlighting a trend of increasing imports and diminishing local production.
'Security, dilemma over Greenland have enhanced urgency' for EU referendum in Iceland
Iceland's government will soon set a date for a referendum regarding the country's potential EU accession, amid heightened urgency due to security concerns and discussions surrounding Greenland.
Hungary steps up rhetoric over Russian oil disruption
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has requested a fact-finding mission from the EU regarding disruptions to a pipeline delivering Russian oil amid accusations against Ukraine.
I. Ruginienė: The more resilient the eastern border of the EU, the stronger the entire community
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė emphasized the importance of strengthening the eastern border of the EU during a high-level conference in Brussels.
The EU wants a Nord Stream sequel, but not all members are buying it
The EU's aspirations for a new phase of the Nord Stream project face skepticism from various member states, particularly Hungary, which is expressing concerns over pipeline security amid threats from Ukraine.
Poland sees signs that imported experts have dug tunnels into the EU from Belarus
Poland's border guards have discovered several tunnels dug under the border fence from Belarus, suggesting involvement of skilled labor potentially from the Middle East.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Why Radosław Sikorski's speech appealed to Karol Nawrocki?
Radosław Sikorski's recent speech focused on global security and Poland's relationship with major powers, emphasizing the need for resilience through alliances like NATO and the EU.
Viktor Orbán writes to Volodymyr Zelensky. He wants an EU mission in Ukraine
Viktor Orbán has accused Volodymyr Zelensky of blocking the Druzhba oil pipeline, which he claims is crucial for Hungary's energy security and poses a threat to affordable energy supplies for Hungarian families.
The Prime Minister will discuss the security of the Eastern Community borders with EU and NATO leaders in Brussels
The Prime Minister of Lithuania is set to emphasize the importance of coordinated actions for the security of Eastern European borders at a high-level conference with EU and NATO leaders in Brussels.
War, migration, and drones: is the EU keeping up with threats?
The article discusses the challenges faced by the EU regarding drone threats and migration, emphasizing the need for a stronger defense industry and border control.
Europe Awakened to a New Russian Threat
Europe is bracing for potential Russian attacks on its energy infrastructure, similar to ongoing assaults in Ukraine, particularly concerning EU member states near Russia.
Ukraine sends its position on Druzhba pipeline to EU: Ultimatums are unacceptable
Ukraine insists that ultimatums regarding the Druzhba pipeline are unacceptable, holding Russia responsible for the disruption of oil transit to Europe.
EU after talks with Hungary and Slovakia on Druzhba pipeline: "There is no immediate risk"
The EU's Oil Coordination Group has confirmed that the suspension of Russian oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline does not currently threaten energy security in the EU, Hungary, or Slovakia.
War in Ukraine. Explained why V. Putin did not agree with D. Trump's beneficial proposal to end the war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for urgent action from the European Union regarding Ukraine's membership, expressing concerns about security amid ongoing Russian aggression.
United Kingdom: Entry Permit Now Mandatory for Visitors from 85 Countries Including EU Members
As of now, visitors from over 80 countries, including EU member states, are required to obtain an electronic travel authorization (ETA) to enter the UK.
Joint Statement of the 13 Ministers of the Countries of the Vertical Corridor – What Was Agreed at the Summit
Energy ministers from Central and Eastern European countries, along with representatives from the USA, signed a joint declaration to enhance natural gas supply security in the region.
EU Commission president calls for faster repairs to Druzhba pipeline during Kyiv visit
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has urged for expedited repairs to the Druzhba pipeline after it was damaged by Russian strikes, impacting EU energy security.
Ursula von der Leyen assures that the EU will grant its loan of 90 billion euros to Ukraine 'one way or another'
Ursula von der Leyen confirmed that the EU will provide a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine despite some obstacles from member states.
The EU reduces Russia's diplomatic mission in Brussels to 40 people
The European Union has announced a reduction of Russia's diplomatic mission in Brussels to just 40 members, as stated by the EU's foreign affairs representative, Kaja Kallasa.
In E. Masiulis' book - about President Lubys' desire to transfer the construction of the LNG terminal to business
Former Minister E. Masiulis discusses in his upcoming book the integration of Lithuania's transport infrastructure into the EU and private sector involvement in the construction of the LNG terminal.
Papastavrou: The Vertical Corridor as an Artery of Peace and Prosperity for European Energy Security
Greek Minister Stavros Papastavrou emphasized Greece's emerging role in energy security and the importance of the Vertical Corridor during his visit to the US.
EU to limit Russian diplomatic mission to 40 staff and bar entry to former Russian soldiers – EU chief diplomat
The EU plans to restrict the Russian diplomatic mission to 40 staff members and prevent former Russian soldiers from entering the Schengen area, according to EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas.
Leader: Four Years of War – Here Are Three Points for Peace in Ukraine
The article emphasizes the need for increased support to Ukraine, the mobilization of soldiers for robust security guarantees, and Ukraine's accession to the EU to help secure peace after four years of war.
Sanctions against Moscow and aid to Kiev: Orbán leaves the EU empty-handed
Hungary and Slovakia blocked the EU's new sanctions package against Russia and a significant loan for Ukraine, highlighting ongoing tensions in European energy security.
Advisor of Zelensky Mykhailo Podolak: Poland and Ukraine Together Build a Shield for Europe
Ukrainian President Zelensky demands a specific date for Ukraine's EU membership in peace negotiations, emphasizing the impact on security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe's future security architecture.
Advisor Zelensky Mykhailo Podolyak for 'Rzeczpospolita': Poland is building a shield for Europe together with Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelensky demands a specific timeline from the EU for Ukraine's membership, emphasizing its critical role in Europe's security architecture amid ongoing threats from Russia.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico threatens to reconsider the country's position regarding Ukraine's EU membership
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has announced potential reconsideration of his country's stance on Ukraine's EU membership due to Ukraine halting oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline.
US Ambassadors Criticize SAFE Solutions
US ambassadors to NATO and the EU argue that restricting American defense industry participation in European procurement threatens transatlantic security and cooperation.
Hungarian foreign minister accuses Ukraine of hatred towards Hungary
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó accused Ukraine of harboring hatred towards Hungary and pursuing an anti-Hungarian policy during a recent statement.
Against China and the USA: Ports are also important for national security
The article discusses how the major economic powers regard ports as vital infrastructure for national security due to their role in logistics and trade, especially in the context of reducing Chinese influence.
Orbán Again Threatens Ukraine. Kyiv Will File a Complaint to Brussels
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has threatened to block EU aid to Ukraine, prompting Kyiv to consider a formal complaint against Hungary and Slovakia to the EU.
Hungary to block EU's 20th sanctions package over Druzhba pipeline
Hungary's Foreign Minister announced plans to block the EU's latest sanctions package against Russia until Ukraine resumes oil transit through the Druzhba pipeline.
Ukraine's Reaction to Ultimatum from Slovakia and Hungary
Ukraine responds to threats from Slovakia and Hungary regarding the blockage of EU aid and electricity supply.
EU bans Chinese bodies from critical tech programmes, including AI and chips
The EU has implemented a ban on Chinese entities from participating in key technology programs, including AI and semiconductor initiatives, citing security concerns.
We will block EU aid until you restore oil deliveries via the Druzhba pipeline, Budapest threatens Kyiv
Budapest has threatened to block EU aid to Kyiv until oil deliveries via the Druzhba pipeline are restored.
Russia commissioned a series of murders. 'The targets were journalists, politicians, public figures'
The Polish Senate has approved amendments to a bill implementing the EU's SAFE defense mechanism, shifting financial responsibilities and enhancing security for member states.
Fear arose: EU country bans Chinese cars in certain areas
Poland has banned Chinese cars from military areas due to security concerns over data collection vulnerabilities.
EU 'would welcome' Ukraine repairing Druzhba pipeline to resume Russian oil flow
The EU supports Ukraine's potential efforts to repair the Druzhba pipeline, but the decision hinges on Ukraine's assessment of security risks amid ongoing Russian attacks.
One Europe, No Single Market and Two-Speed Economy
The recent informal EU summit failed to reach a consensus on enhancing competitiveness and security, deferring action plans until March and June.
Rwanda: Kagame, EU Officials Discuss DR Congo Security Crisis
President Kagame of Rwanda and EU officials discussed the security crisis in eastern DR Congo, focusing on humanitarian efforts and regional cooperation.
Pozņaks: Russia is not the only potential threat to the European Union
Latvian MEP Reinis Pozņaks warns that Russia's drone incursions into EU airspace test the continent's defenses, highlighting vulnerabilities especially in the Baltic region.
A Historic Step Awaits: We Will Soon Say Goodbye to the Old Euros
The European Central Bank has initiated a significant redesign project for the euro, aiming to modernize its appearance and enhance security against counterfeiting while fostering a closer connection with EU citizens.
Poland calls on France and Italy to spend more on defense
Poland's Defense Minister urges European allies, particularly France and Italy, to increase their defense spending for collective security.
ECB Official: The digital euro will cost EU banks between 4 and 6 billion over 4 years
The introduction of the digital euro could cost European banks between 4 and 6 billion euros over four years, according to a European Central Bank official.
No illegal migrants recorded at the border with Belarus
According to reports, Latvia and Poland did not turn back any illegal migrants attempting to cross their borders recently, with Lithuania admitting only two migrants this year.
Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz: Energy in the EU has ceased to be a technocratic issue; now it’s geopolitics
Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz emphasizes the necessity of re-evaluating the role of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) within the context of European energy security and geopolitical stability.
EU will invest 40 million USD in an agricultural research center in Mexico
The US government is investing 40 million USD in Mexico's International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) to enhance food security and resilience research.