A Reuters investigation has uncovered how Russia has sought to use Orthodox priests in Moldova as vehicles for propaganda ahead of the country’s crucial elections. […]
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The arrest of two Serbian citizens accused of training Moldovan protesters has shed new light on Russia’s hybrid tactics in Eastern Europe. Authorities in Serbia
Serbia Arrests Organizers of Moldova Protest Camps Tied to Russia Read More »
The NoName 057(16) cyberattack in Finland has once again highlighted how pro-Russian hacker groups are targeting European institutions through coordinated digital offensives. In late September
NoName 057(16) Cyberattack Hits Finnish Government Websites Read More »
The Denmark drone incursion in September 2025 marked one of the most alarming incidents of hybrid warfare in Europe to date. A series of mysterious
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The Nathan Gill bribery scandal has shaken political circles across the UK and Europe, highlighting how foreign influence can infiltrate democratic institutions. Former Welsh Reform
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The Viru County Court in Estonia has sentenced Igor Lobin, a resident of Narva, to five years in prison for collaborating with Russia’s Federal Security
Estonia Sentences Narva Resident to Five Years for Spying for Russia Read More »
A French court on September 25 sentenced former President Nicolas Sarkozy to five years in prison in the so-called “Libyan case,” finding him partially guilty
Former French President Sarkozy Sentenced to Five Years in Prison Read More »
Former “master of Moldova” lands under escort On the morning of September 25, former Moldovan oligarch Vlad Plahotniuc was extradited from Greece to Chisinau, arriving
Moldovan Oligarch Vlad Plahotniuc Extradited from Athens to Chisinau Read More »
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called on the European Union to unlock frozen Russian assets to provide Ukraine with a €140 billion interest-free loan aimed
Merz Proposes €140 Billion Loan to Ukraine Using Frozen Russian Assets Read More »
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she would not rule out shooting down Russian aircraft that irresponsibly enter NATO airspace—a stance that follows
Von der Leyen: shooting down Russian jets that violate NATO airspace “on the table” Read More »
Support Amid Political Uncertainty Czech President Petr Pavel has emphasized the importance of maintaining the Czech-led initiative to provide ammunition for Ukraine, warning that abandoning
Czech President Pavel Calls to Preserve Ammunition Initiative for Ukraine Read More »
A vote in Chisinau with consequences for Europe On September 28, Moldovans will elect a new parliament—a vote that will determine far more than the
Trump’s Harsh Message to Europe Speaking before the UN General Assembly, US President Donald Trump once again lashed out at European countries that continue to
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Poland’s State Electoral Commission (PKW) has unanimously rejected the financial report of the far-right Confederation party, stripping it of state subsidies for the next three
Airports in Denmark and Norway temporarily suspended operations on the night of September 23 after unknown drones were spotted near flight paths, creating major safety
Drone Sightings Shut Down Airports in Denmark and Norway Read More »
The Austrian oil, gas, and chemical group OMV has fired one of its executives on suspicion of spying for Russia. On Friday, the Austrian magazine
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