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Tsikhanouskaya on how Russia’s closest ally is playing the USPolitics

Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya warns that while Alexander Lukashenko remains in power, Belarus will keep serving Kremlin interests and threatening Ukraine and its European neighbors. She discusses his backing for Russia’s war, the risks of US engagement with his regime, and political prisoners.

TThe Kyiv Independent
Estonian FM warns Europe faces organised sabotage and terrorist threatsWorld

Estonia’s counterintelligence service recently warned that sabotage operations orchestrated by Russian special services have entered a new and dangerous phase in Europe, with targets no longer limited to symbolic ones. Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna discussed security in Estonia and the EU more broadly.

FFrance 24 English
U.S. investigation finds China-Russia defense cooperation acceleratingWorld

VOA’s daily news roundup highlights a U.S. investigation finding that China-Russia defense cooperation is accelerating. Other items include Trump’s claim that Iran fabricated a ship attack to drive up oil prices and Vance’s response to the Starlink dispute over Ukraine.

VVOA Chinese
EU launches new Arctic strategy to counter Russia and ChinaPolitics

Europe says it will no longer stand by in the Arctic. The EU strategy pledges more surveillance, stronger protection for critical infrastructure and greater ability to operate in harsh conditions, while raising questions about how quickly Brussels can act and whether it is already too late to catch up with Russia and China.

DDW News
Romanian president urges greater NATO oversight in the Black SeaPolitics

Romanian President Nicușor Dan told Euronews that security in the Black Sea faces growing pressure, with drone attacks hitting commercial vessels off Romania and Bulgaria. He called for greater NATO oversight in the region.

Eeuronews
Will NATO’s theory of victory work?World

NATO says it does not seek war but is prepared to fight. Its top military commander outlined a plan to defend NATO territory using low-cost drones, AI and rapid strikes to deter potential attacks on member states. The alliance is shifting strategy after the US announced plans to withdraw thousands of troops from Europe, while other concerns are also driving leaders to raise military spending.

AAl Jazeera English
Foreign ministers debate Europe’s security on second day of Warsaw forumWorld

On the second day of the Warsaw Security Forum, European foreign ministers and other leaders discuss power politics in Europe, what may follow the liberal international order, a new European security architecture, EU enlargement and peace in the Middle East.

GGuardian News
LIVE: Foreign ministers debate Europe’s security at Warsaw forumPolitics

On the second day of the Warsaw Security Forum, European foreign ministers and other leaders discuss power politics on the continent, what may follow the liberal international order, a new European security architecture, EU enlargement and peace in the Middle East.

RReuters
Foreign ministers discuss Europe’s security at Warsaw forumPolitics

The Warsaw Security Forum enters its second day, with European foreign ministers and other leaders discussing power politics in Europe, what may follow the liberal international order, a new European security architecture, EU enlargement and peace in the Middle East.

GGuardian News
Europe Today: NATO warns Russia as Moscow’s hybrid attacks escalateWorld

NATO’s top commander says any attack on the alliance will be blocked, blunted and broken. In Warsaw, Zelenskyy says Russia has already violated Trump’s energy ceasefire. Meanwhile, student protests in France enter a new phase as the country’s budget reaches the National Assembly.

Eeuronews
NATO warns Russia: ‘Attacking our territory would be foolish’Politics

NATO’s top commander warned Russia that an attack on alliance territory would be “foolish” and “futile.” At a security conference in Warsaw, Alexus Grynkewich said NATO would block, blunt and break any attack.

Eeuronews
Zelenskyy urges pressure on Russia as NATO warns against escalationWorld

As European leaders and military officials discuss security and deterrence at the Warsaw Security Forum, Zelenskyy stressed maintaining sanctions on Moscow, including pressure on Russia’s energy sector, amid talks about a possible ceasefire. NATO General Alexus Grynkewich said the alliance is prepared to respond to any escalation.

AAl Jazeera English
Replay: NATO’s top military commander warns Russia over alleged sabotageWorld

As the war in Ukraine continues, Western concerns are mounting over Moscow’s alleged sabotage and interference campaign against Kyiv’s wartime backers. NATO’s top military commander held a press conference in Warsaw on Monday, where US General Alexus Grynkewich is expected to warn Russia about the alliance’s ability to counterattack.

FFrance 24 English
Latvian FM says NATO’s eastern flank is sufficiently protectedPolitics

Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže told Europe Today that NATO’s eastern flank is sufficiently protected. She cited 14 allies and land, air and sea capabilities for deterrence, adding that NATO’s KPI is peace.

Eeuronews
Latvia’s foreign minister: NATO’s KPI is peacePolitics

Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže says NATO’s eastern flank is well protected as concerns grow over Russian drones and airspace violations. Latvia and its Baltic neighbours are once again on alert.

Eeuronews
‘Windows of Opportunity’ to End Ukraine War, SACEUR SaysWorld

NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Alexus G. Grynkewich said the alliance should boost support for Ukraine when it faces Russian hybrid attacks. He described the war as “brutal” and said NATO should seize openings to bring the conflict to an end and get both sides to the table.

BBloomberg Television
NATO territory faces no immediate threat, Rutte tells EuronewsWorld

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Euronews that the alliance faces no immediate threat. He said he does not take Russia’s nuclear warning concerning Kaliningrad seriously, arguing that Moscow is trying to divert attention from its difficulties in Ukraine.

Eeuronews
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