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Far-Left Radicals Exploited Peaceful Protests in France for Riots and Attacks on Police
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Far-Left Radicals Exploited Peaceful Protests in France for Riots and Attacks on Police

France witnessed its largest protests in recent years against the rising cost of living. Police estimated attendance at 550,000, while organizers put the figure at 800,000. The demonstrations brought together…
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October 19, 2026
The Cost of the Strike on Kyiv: Can the Graham Act Change Russia’s Strategy of Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure
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The Cost of the Strike on Kyiv: Can the Graham Act Change Russia’s Strategy of Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure

The Russian strikes on Kyiv on September 28, 2026, demonstrate a notable evolution in Russia’s air campaign. The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the Dobrobut Medical Center, a pharmaceutical…
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September 29, 2026Tags: Russia, UAVs, Ukraine
From Skyeton to Rheinmetall: A New Stage in Russia’s Sabotage War in Europe
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From Skyeton to Rheinmetall: A New Stage in Russia’s Sabotage War in Europe

Slovak police detained three foreign nationals on suspicion of preparing an arson attack on a plant operated by the Ukrainian drone manufacturer Skyeton in the village of Haniska. Two suspects…
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August 28, 2026Tags: Slovakia, Ukraine
From Sabotage to Assassination: Russia’s Escalating War on Europe’s Defense Industry
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From Sabotage to Assassination: Russia’s Escalating War on Europe’s Defense Industry

The Italian opposition is seeking to draw the government's attention to the explosion at the KNDS Ammo Italy plant in Colleferro in the context of possible Russian sabotage. In particular,…
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August 20, 2026Tags: chemical weapon, Germany, Italy, NATO, Russia
Russia’s Drone Launch Network: A New Long-Range Threat to NATO’s Eastern Flank
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Russia’s Drone Launch Network: A New Long-Range Threat to NATO’s Eastern Flank

Russia Is Building a Distributed Infrastructure for Mass Drone Warfare Russia’s establishment of at least ten new or modernized bases for long-range UAVs should be viewed not merely as an…
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August 18, 2026Tags: NATO, Poland, Russia, UAVs
Cluster Munitions for Ukraine: Military Utility, Humanitarian Risks, and Implications for U.S. and NATO Security
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Cluster Munitions for Ukraine: Military Utility, Humanitarian Risks, and Implications for U.S. and NATO Security

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has opposed the transfer of cluster munitions to Ukraine. This is not the first instance in which the organization’s position has coincided with Russian interests in…
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August 14, 2026Tags: Ukraine, USA
Georgia Was Not the Beginning
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Georgia Was Not the Beginning

Every August, the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Georgia is accompanied by familiar reflections about missed warning signs, intelligence failures, and a supposedly unexpected turning point in European security. The…
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August 11, 2026Tags: Georgia, Russia
The Missile That Crossed NATO: Assessing the Strategic Consequences of Russia’s Kh-101 Incursion into Polish Airspace
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The Missile That Crossed NATO: Assessing the Strategic Consequences of Russia’s Kh-101 Incursion into Polish Airspace

During Russia's overnight mass missile strike against Ukraine on 30 July 2026, a Russian cruise missile—preliminarily identified by Polish authorities as a Kh-101—crossed Polish airspace and crashed near Tarnawa-Kolonia in Lublin Voivodeship, approximately…
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July 30, 2026Tags: NATO, Poland
Russia’s Telegram Recruitment Networks: The Kremlin’s Proxy Sabotage Campaign Against NATO and the European Union
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Russia’s Telegram Recruitment Networks: The Kremlin’s Proxy Sabotage Campaign Against NATO and the European Union

Russian recruitment networks operating through the Telegram messaging platform initially sought individuals willing to carry out acts of sabotage in Ukraine. Today, Russian intelligence services are actively using the same…
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July 9, 2026Tags: Russia
Crimea in the Dark: What the Peninsula-Wide Blackout Reveals About Russia’s Military Resilience and Occupation Governance
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Crimea in the Dark: What the Peninsula-Wide Blackout Reveals About Russia’s Military Resilience and Occupation Governance

Following a large-scale drone attack, the Crimean Peninsula was left completely without electricity. The peninsula-wide blackout was officially confirmed by the hotline of Krymenergo, the regional electricity provider. Company representatives…
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July 7, 2026Tags: Russia, Ukraine

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