The violation reflects an increasingly frosty security situation
Swedish reactions have been strong following a drone incident in Öresund, with the Prime Minister stating it appears to be a Russian incursion.
Suspects 'not detained or recorded', but the package was unpacked by non-criminals
A package containing three mobile phones was found in a prison yard in Lithuania, with the suspects who threw it over the fence not being apprehended.
Germany: More Powers to Security Forces to Combat Foreign Hackers and Cyberattacks
Germany plans to grant law enforcement greater powers to combat cyberattacks, allowing them to intervene in IT systems and delete data, including from foreign servers.
German secret service will continue to monitor the AfD party, said the Interior Minister
The German Interior Minister announced that the secret service will keep monitoring the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party due to currents within it opposing democracy.
Three hours and Kyiv's assault could have ended differently: unheard behind-the-scenes of the Russian invasion
The article explores the precarious energy dependency of Ukraine on Russia during the early days of the invasion, suggesting it could have led to greater chaos had Ukraine remained connected to Russia's energy grid.
The White House Claims the Threat from Iran is Acute. Intelligence Services See it Differently
The article discusses a discrepancy between the White House's assessment of the threat posed by Iran and the analysis from U.S. intelligence services.
Claudia Sheinbaum's 'morning conference' today, February 27, 2026: Follow it live here
Claudia Sheinbaum holds her morning conference to discuss security strategies in Sinaloa on February 27, 2026.
Why is it so difficult for Russia to intimidate Estonia?
The article explores Estonia's strategic advantages against potential Russian aggression and the role of NATO in ensuring its security.
Prime Minister Kono Rejects Prior Congressional Approval for Arms Exports, Says 'Government Will Handle It'
Japanese Prime Minister Kono rejects calls for prior parliamentary approval on arms exports, asserting that such decisions should fall under government authority following National Security Council reviews.
Pakistan welcomed the return of the Taliban. Now it has declared war on them and is attacking power centers.
Pakistan has shifted from welcoming the Taliban's return to declaring war on them, launching attacks on their centers of power.
A decision has been made regarding the US embassy employees in Israel. It concerns the threat of conflict with Iran
The US has allowed some of its embassy employees in Israel to leave due to security concerns stemming from rising tensions with Iran.
Will drugs from China flood Europe? "A serious threat to pharmaceutical safety"
Polish pharmaceutical industry leaders express concerns over the increasing reliance on Chinese-produced active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), warning it poses a significant threat to the security of medication supplies in Europe.
Experts: It's Time for a Mature, Bipartisan Discussion on the Defense Procurement System
Poland is undertaking an unprecedented defense modernization program in response to real security threats, prompting a need for a systematic reflection on its procurement system.
Thieves broke into a car wash's coin safe, even a fence didn't stop them – it was stolen
A recent burglary at a car wash in Jurbarkas, Lithuania, where thieves broke into a coin safe and stole a fence nearby, has prompted police to launch an investigation.
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.
Earn lakhs... If you don't have term insurance, everything is useless, know why?
This article discusses the importance of term insurance in India, emphasizing that it should be a priority for everyone planning for the future.
It seems that Trump is not eager to attack Iran, but that doesn't rule out the possibility that he will do so
The article discusses Trump's apparent reluctance to engage in military action against Iran despite high tensions, while noting that Israeli security forces are preparing for any potential outcome.
What is behind Russia's invasion of Ukraine? Key points to understand the conflict
The article discusses the causes and implications of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting how it has triggered a major security crisis in Europe.
This country is winning the war in Europe... and no, it's not Russia or Ukraine
Iran is leveraging the ongoing war in Ukraine to further its foreign policy and national security objectives, positioning itself as a key ally to Russia amid U.S. opposition.
‘It is an act of barbarism’: Japan on North Korea missile launch
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida condemned North Korea's ballistic missile launch, which flew over Japan's northern islands, describing it as an 'act of barbarism.'
Anthropic says it ‘cannot in good conscience’ allow Pentagon to remove AI checks
Anthropic has refused the Pentagon's demand to remove safety precautions from its AI, amidst threats of contract cancellation and designation as a supply chain risk.
Melania Trump to lead the next meeting of the UN Security Council
Melania Trump will lead a meeting of the UN Security Council as the United States assumes its monthly rotating presidency, marking a historic moment as it is the first time a sitting president's spouse has done so.
Reuters: The US pressures Syria to distance itself from Chinese telecommunications systems
The US warns Syria against relying on Chinese technology in its telecommunications sector, citing it as a threat to American interests and national security.
Home Office urged to make it easier for mosques to apply for protection
Ministers are being urged to simplify the application process for protective security funding for mosques in the UK, as current requirements hinder access.
Let's Talk About Money: 'That Wasn't Gay, It Was Martial Arts in Ballet Shoes'
Osiel Gouneo, a prominent ballet dancer, discusses the challenges of financial security for dancers and his experiences as a black man in Munich in a recent interview.
Head of the Shin Bet: It is clear and known that there was no betrayal by security officials on October 7
The head of Israel's Shin Bet stated that there was no betrayal or cooperation from security personnel during the October 7 massacre, affirming that the organization must learn from its failures.
The Extreme Routine of a TikToker from La Matanza to Get Home Safe and Avoid Thieves: "It’s Hard to Live Like This"
A TikToker from La Matanza, Argentina, shares her extreme daily routine to avoid robbery and highlight the ongoing safety issues in her neighborhood.
Cuba says it will defend itself against all acts of terrorism
Cuba has announced its determination to defend itself against all acts of terrorism.
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.
Will jobs be lost to AI? This post by Anand Mahindra went viral, he said...
Anand Mahindra emphasized that AI will transform the IT sector rather than eliminate jobs, addressing growing concerns over job losses due to AI advancements.
Legal Advisor of the Knesset on the Law Aimed at Preventing the Supreme Court from Removing Ben Gvir: Concern about Personal Legislation and Abuse of Power
The legal advisor of the Knesset expresses concerns over a proposed law that would prevent the Supreme Court from dismissing National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, warning it may lead to personal legislation and abuse of authority.
Reuters: France does not intend to share its nuclear weapons with allies
France has announced that it will not share its nuclear weapons with European allies, as stated by President Emmanuel Macron during an update to France's nuclear doctrine.
Tinubu's state police plan generational reform - Kogi
The Kogi State Government supports President Bola Tinubu's plan to establish state police, viewing it as a transformative measure for Nigeria's security system.
SAFE – yes. But will we make it in time?
Wojciech Dąbrowski discusses Poland's potential participation in the SAFE program, emphasizing the need for improved defense readiness and funding sources.
A new export spearhead is being created in Finland – This is what it’s about
Finland is preparing a new export initiative led by the Central Organization of Finnish Enterprises (EK) to enhance resilience and security in crisis situations.
Europe enjoys an American nuclear umbrella. But it also wants one of its own
European leaders, attending the Munich Security Conference, expressed a desire for more independent defense capabilities alongside reliance on the American nuclear umbrella.
Androulakis on wiretapping: 'Justice after 4 years of struggle – Defeat of the shadow state'
Nikos Androulakis expressed satisfaction with the court's ruling regarding wiretap allegations, marking it as a significant victory against state misconduct.
D. Kučynskis: Restrictions on Belarusians' Rights to Buy Real Estate Would Raise Doubts About the Expertise of the Country's Institutions
D. Kučynskis raises concerns over a proposed ban on Belarusians in Lithuania purchasing real estate, stating it undermines institutional expertise given that temporary residents have passed security checks.
Football World Cup in the USA: FIFA approves exception for Scottish fans
FIFA has made a special exception allowing Scottish fans to wear their traditional sporran at the upcoming World Cup matches in the USA, despite it typically violating stadium security regulations.
Kim Jong-un threatened to "completely destroy" South Korea and hardened his military rhetoric
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un issued a stern warning to South Korea, stating that his country could completely destroy it if its security is threatened, while completely rejecting dialogue with Seoul.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: "Security is a prerequisite for freedom and a majority achievement"
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis presented a cohesive security plan at the 2nd Pre-Congress of New Democracy in Alexandroupoli, linking it closely to freedom and social prosperity.
Cuba: American Motorboat Shot At – Four Dead
Cuban authorities report that their coast guard shot dead four people in an American motorboat after it allegedly opened fire on them.
It was only a matter of time before the scandalized director of the Louvre had to resign
Following significant security issues, the Louvre's director Laurence Des Cars has stepped down amidst ongoing criticism.
The European nuclear umbrella is leaky, but perhaps it is not our biggest problem
The article discusses the state of Europe’s nuclear defense, highlighting the nuclear arsenals of France and the UK, and Denmark's potential engagement in European nuclear defense.
'It is a consensus on the need to increase revenue' for public security, says Derrite after approval of the anti-cryptocurrency bill
Deputy Guilherme Derrite emphasized the need for Brazil to seek new funding avenues for public security following the approval of an anti-cryptocurrency bill, especially after an additional taxation on betting companies was removed.
Peso starts off on the 'wrong foot' due to insecurity in Mexico: How much does it lose against the dollar TODAY?
The Mexican peso opened lower against the dollar despite the U.S. currency weakening, reflecting ongoing concerns over domestic insecurity and external economic policies.
Orban Sends Soldiers to Protect Energy Facilities: What Ukraine and Elections Have to Do with It
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has accused Ukraine of deliberately blocking Russian oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline, while Ukraine denies these allegations and claims Russia has attacked the pipeline.
Man catches theft attempt and locks suspect in the car after returning from the doctor's office in Campo Grande
A 34-year-old man locked a suspected thief inside his car after catching him trying to steal it in Campo Grande, Brazil.
Drone Intervention Needed: Criminals' Drone Stuck in a Pine Tree
Lithuanian border officials recovered a drone loaded with 500 packs of cigarettes after it got stuck in a tree near the Belarus border.
The myths are dispelled: It becomes clear how the defense budget will be distributed
Lithuanian officials clarify how the increased defense budget will be allocated despite opposition skepticism regarding funding priorities.