- A Living Hell
Katrine (51), accused of murdering her husband in Spain, claims self-defense as she awaits trial after spending 19 months in high-security prison before being released on bail.
Strait of Hormuz: The Price for Maintaining NATO
The article discusses Trump's continued threats to withdraw from NATO and the implications of his demands for increased military spending from European allies.
Do Trump's policies justify higher defense spending in Brazil?
The article discusses whether Brazil should increase its military spending, highlighting the growing external threats and emerging actors in global security, alongside various justifications for and against such spending.
Voluntary Retirement from ANSeS: Who Can Do It, How Much Is Paid, and What Are the Conditions
The Argentine government has launched a voluntary retirement plan for employees of the National Social Security Administration (ANSeS) as part of a strategy to reduce public spending.
Rail Baltica may be delayed by ten years as defense spending rises in Poland and the Baltic states
The Rail Baltica project, aiming to connect Poland and the Baltic states, faces a potential decade-long delay due to increased defense expenditures prioritizing current rail improvements amid security concerns over Russia.
New defense plan to the Storting: - Reducing is extremely unwise
Norwegian politician Nils Ole Foshaug emphasizes the urgency of prioritizing defense spending to ensure national security, as the Storting prepares to consider a revised long-term defense plan that may exceed current budget allocations.
Billions from the SAFE program. Which Polish companies can profit the most from it
The article analyzes the potential financial gains for Polish defense and related companies from the SAFE program and discusses the broader implications for the defense industry.
We don’t have money for higher defense spending, Schillerová defends the budget
Czech Finance Minister Schillerová declared that the country lacks the funds to increase defense spending in the upcoming budget.
It is unrealistic to allocate five percent to defense, the government tells allies
The Czech government's stance on defense spending suggests that the proposed five percent allocation is not feasible.
Israel: Emergency budget allocation for military spending
The Israeli government has approved an emergency budget of $827 million for military purchases amid ongoing conflict with Iran.
Collapse in the Shadow of Communication Chaos. Mapping How the Government Lies About the Country's Defense
The article discusses the ongoing confusion and misinformation related to the Czech Republic's defense spending amidst the larger context of European security during the ongoing war.
The legal limit on defense spending is in jeopardy, warns the budget council
The Czech budget council has issued a warning regarding the risk of exceeding the legal limit on defense spending.
Poland's president opposes EU defense loans under the SAFE initiative
Poland's president is opposing the EU's proposed defense loans of €150 billion, which are meant to bolster military spending amid growing Russian threats, particularly affecting Poland's planned allocation of €44 billion.
Israel raises defense budget by $13 billion to fund war with Iran
Israel plans to increase its defense budget by approximately $13 billion to support military operations against Iran.
What is Czechia risking with lower defense spending? A former army chief responds
A former army chief discusses the risks associated with Czechia's lower defense spending in the context of national security.
Saving on culture and sport, spending on security... How readers of Le Figaro advise their mayors on budget management
A survey conducted by Le Figaro reveals the priorities of over 15,000 readers regarding budget management in their municipalities, highlighting a preference for spending on security over culture and sports.
Prof. Paweł Wojciechowski: Sovereignty does not start with tanks
The article discusses the economic implications of security spending in Poland amidst increasing war risks and government consultations on legislation to enhance defense capabilities.
The American Ambassador Criticized Babiš's Government for Low Defense Spending
American Ambassador Nicholas Merrick sharply criticized the Czech government led by Andrej Babiš for inadequate defense spending commitments during a security conference.
The Saeima begins its task to enshrine the commitment to invest at least 5% of GDP in national defense in law
Latvia's Saeima is reviewing amendments to the National Defense Funding Law to increase defense spending commitments in light of the changing security landscape due to the Ukraine conflict.
The police were not prepared for war and had to purchase dozens of protective booths for millions of shekels
The Israeli police lacked sufficient protective booths for officers and urgently requested to purchase dozens, spending millions, amid ongoing tension and conflict.
War in the Middle East: Lula calls on global leaders for peace, criticizes arms race, and mourns loss of UN credibility
Brazil's President Lula da Silva urges world leaders to prioritize peace and food security over military spending at a UN conference.
First Deputy President of BGK: Resilience Capital – how investments in security change economic growth
The article discusses how investments in defense and security can positively influence economic growth in Europe and the U.S.
FCTA approves N1 billion for security gadgets, N7.3 billion for waste management
The Federal Capital Territory Administration has approved a N1.1 billion contract for the purchase of security communication gadgets to enhance the capabilities of security agencies in the territory.
Government to Set Up Expert Meeting in April for Security Document Revisions, Including Cyber Experts
The Japanese government is finalizing plans to establish an expert panel in April to discuss revisions to three key security documents, focusing on defense spending and sourcing.
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.
South Africa's debt stabilises for first time in 17 years
South Africa's debt is stabilizing for the first time in 17 years as the Finance Minister announces plans for a budget increase aimed at boosting security spending.
Athens Defence Summit 2026: The new arms race passes through Athens – Who will attend, what is at stake
The Athens Defence Summit 2026 will be held on May 20-21, focusing on national security and defense amidst a backdrop of increased global military spending.
2.63 trillion dollars: Why the world is rearming
The global military expenditures reached 2.63 trillion dollars, driven by ongoing conflicts and security concerns, with Germany ranking fourth in military spending.
Russia's Military Spending Triples Compared to 2021, Momentum Slows: Military Balance
A report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) reveals that Russia's military spending has tripled since 2021, although the growth momentum has significantly slowed down.
Canadian support for defence spending reaches a 30-year high: Poll
Public support for increased defence spending in Canada has surged to its highest level in 30 years, reaching 75% according to a recent poll, largely due to security concerns.
Canadian support for defence spending reaches a 30-year high: Poll
A recent poll indicates that Canadian support for defense spending has surged to a 30-year high due to concerns about national security and sovereignty.
The Security of the Country is Measured Not Just by Defense Spending, Zůna Said. He Criticized the Politicization of Army Construction
In a recent statement, Zůna emphasized that national security cannot be solely assessed through military expenditures, while also criticizing the growing politicization of military developments.
The Fourth Year of War: From the Revival of the Defense Industry to Labor Market Mysteries – What Worries the Most
The article discusses the increasing defense spending in the Baltic States amid ongoing war pressures and its implications on the economy and society.
Would-be robber spends night trapped in Milan bank vault – media
A 24-year-old Bangladeshi man was arrested after spending nine hours trapped in a bank vault in Milan, Italy, following an attempted robbery.
The Department of Homeland Security spent over 140 million dollars on weapons for the ICE in 2025
The Department of Homeland Security's spending on weapons for ICE surged to over 144 million dollars in 2025, according to a report by Senator Adam Schiff.
The Czech Attitude Towards the Army and Defense Spending is Changing
Czechia is experiencing a shift in public perception regarding its military and defense expenditures.
Poland's Defense Minister Calls on Allies to Strengthen Collective Security
The Polish Defense Minister urged Spain, Italy, and France to increase their defense spending to enhance collective security in Europe.
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.
The Defense Commissioner states that "it is a shame" that Spain does not increase spending and warns: "If you do not invest in capabilities in your country, you weaken collective capability"
European Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius emphasized the necessity for Spain to increase its defense spending to strengthen collective security during his visit to Madrid.
From J. D. Vance – Strikes at Europe
U.S. Senator JD Vance suggests that European allies often sabotage their own defenses and emphasizes the need for them to increase military spending and border security investments.
It is irresponsible to reduce defense spending. Pavel criticized the budget proposal
Czech politician Pavel has criticized a proposed budget that includes cuts to defense spending, labeling it as irresponsible.
Brits asked what they'd spend £500,000 on – and Gen Z give very different answer
A new study reveals that Gen Z in the UK would prioritize experiences and lifestyle upgrades over financial security if they won £500,000.
Amid rising tensions between the two countries, Germany criticizes France's weak defense spending
Germany's Foreign Minister criticizes France for inadequate defense spending amid calls for greater European security.
Britain ‘needs to go faster’ on defence spending, Starmer says
Keir Starmer asserts that Britain must accelerate its defence spending in light of ongoing threats, particularly from Russia, despite uncertainties about budget increases in the current parliament.
Germany calls on France to increase defence spending
Germany's foreign minister urged France to enhance its defence budget to achieve European self-sufficiency in security amid rising concerns over transatlantic ties.
Taiwan's president promises strengthened defense in New Year's speech
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te announced in a New Year's speech plans to enhance the country's defense and security spending amid ongoing tensions with China.
Eurobarometer: Two-thirds of Europeans believe their country is threatened
A new Eurobarometer survey reveals that a significant majority of Europeans feel their countries are under threat due to the current international climate, leading to calls for increased defense spending and support for EU security initiatives.
Four Scenarios for Finland's Future: 'If Global Developments Become More Conflictual'
A study funded by Sitra examines four different scenarios for Finland's future defense spending in response to declining security conditions.
VIDEO: Man who invaded airport and attempted to take off a helicopter in MG spent more than 1 hour in the aircraft's cabin
A man attempted to hijack a helicopter at Caxambu airport in MG, Brazil, spending over an hour in the cockpit before a failed takeoff led to his arrest.
KUKU ⟩ Elmar Vaher: Feeding a soldier for six to seven euros a day is a challenge
Elmar Vaher, leader of Estonia's Defence Investment Centre, discusses the ambitious needs for national defence and challenges in military resource allocation during a recent interview.