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Ukraine and Russia Prepare New Prisoner Exchanges After Istanbul Talks
Monday's meeting between Ukraine and Russia in Istanbul ended after an hour, further prisoner exchanges between the countries are now being prepared. At the same time, Ukraine's President Zelenskyj is requesting further support from his allies at a meeting in Vilnius.
Poland's Tusk Seeks Confidence Vote After Nawrocki's Election Win
National conservative Karol Nawrocki wins the Polish presidential election with the smallest possible margin. The victory is seen as a hard blow to the country's EU-friendly government.
Plan for Tunnel Under Södertälje Canal Gains Support from Major Employers
A tunnel under Södertälje canal is needed, believe both the municipality and two of the country's largest employers: Scania and Astra Zeneca. .
EU Cyberattack Traced to China: Czech Investigation Reveals
A cyberattack directed at the Czech Republic's Foreign Ministry was likely carried out by Chinese actors, the results of a Czech investigation show. .
Zelensky Seeks Invitation to NATO Summit in June
Nato may invite Ukraine to a top meeting in June, suggests the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj. He says he is open to a meeting with Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, but according to the Kremlin, there are things they need to agree on first.
Russia Protects Sanctions-Evading Shadow Fleet in Baltic Sea
Russia is taking measures to protect the country's sanctions-evading so-called shadow fleet, announced via state-controlled media. The Russian navy is reported to have begun escorting the vessels through the Baltic Sea.
King Carl XVI Gustaf Highlights Historic Role of Swedish NATO Battalion
Sweden and Latvia have a common history that stretches far back. When King Carl XVI Gustaf visited the Swedish battalion at NATO's multinational brigade, he emphasized that the soldiers are part of something historic.
King Carl XVI Gustaf Visits Swedish NATO Battalion in Latvia
King Carl XVI Gustaf visits the Swedish battalion at NATO's multinational brigade on Thursday. Since January, around 550 people from the South Scanian Regiment, P7, have been on site at the brigade, where 14 different NATO countries are represented.
NATO Establishes New Regional Air Command in Northern Norway
Nato's new regional air command in Norway is located in Reitan near Bodø, the country's government announces. .
EU and UK Forge New Post-Brexit Cooperation Deal
Fishermen and young people in the EU will find it easier to come to the UK with new cooperation agreements between the EU and London. A new era in our relationship, says Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Russia to Test-Fire RS-24 Ballistic Missile Amid Ukraine Tensions
Russia is to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile tonight to intimidate Ukraine, NATO, and the EU, writes Ukraine's intelligence service on Telegram. The missile is of the model RS-24.
Putin Faces Global Criticism for Skipping Peace Talks with Zelenskyj
The pressure must increase on the President of Russia – who has made "a great mistake" and "does not want peace". World leaders are pouring criticism over Vladimir Putin for skipping a high-level peace meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart in Turkey.
Germany and UK Collaborate on Robot Development for European Security
Germany and the United Kingdom are cooperating to develop robots, according to the countries' defense ministers. According to the German defense minister Boris Pistorius, the work has already begun and will be important for Europe's security.
NATO to Set New Defense Spending Targets, Sweden Backs Ukraine's NATO Aspirations
Already in a month, NATO will be able to make decisions on significantly increased targets for defense expenditures, promises Secretary-General Mark Rutte. Sweden is simultaneously standing up for Ukraine's continued NATO dream.
Stenergard: Russia Must Prove Commitment to Peace Talks
It is up to proof for Russia if they truly want to have any talks, notes Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party). More sanctions are announced.
Russian Fighter Jet Intercepts Estonia's Attempt to Board Sanctioned Ship
When Estonia wanted to inspect a ship from Russia's "shadow fleet", Russia sent a fighter plane to the area, according to the Estonian government. "Completely unacceptable", explains Estonia's foreign minister.
Belgian Police Arrest Suspect in NATO Corruption and Money Laundering Case
Belgian police have arrested one person in the coastal town of Bredene, suspected of corruption and money laundering linked to the military alliance Nato. This is announced by Belgian prosecutors in a press release.
Trump Pushes NATO Defense Spending Target to 5 Percent
Donald Trump seems to get what he wants in Nato when number tricks push up the defence target to 5 percent. The military alliance is meeting now – possibly with Trump himself present.
Ceasefire Talks: Russia and Ukraine's Strategic Maneuvers
Demands for a ceasefire are met with counter-demands, ultimatum after ultimatum, and both Russia and Ukraine anxiously follow every hint from the USA. But Vladimir Putin's goal with the invasion remains firm, emphasizes FOI analyst Johan Norberg.
Albania Election: EU Membership and Corruption Take Center Stage
With a promise of EU membership within five years, Prime Minister Edi Rama is aiming for a fourth term in Albania. In Sunday's parliamentary vote, he is being challenged by arch-rival Sali Berisha, accused of corruption and recently released from house arrest.
NATO Chief Proposes 5% Defense Spending Goal by 2032
Nato's Secretary-General Mark Rutte wants the member countries to agree on increasing their defense expenditures to 5 percent of GDP at the summit in June. The goal is to be achieved by 2032.
France and Poland Sign Pact for Mutual Defense and Nuclear Protection
Mutual security guarantees are included when France and Poland sign a new strategic cooperation agreement. > If there is an attack on Poland or France, both countries promise each other mutual support, including military, says Tusk before departing for Friday's ceremony in Nancy in eastern France, reports news agency AFP.
Kristersson in Oslo: Nordic Leaders Push for Ukraine Ceasefire
The Nordic countries and allies within the defense cooperation JEF are now participating in the attempts to achieve a month-long ceasefire in the Ukraine war. Ultimately, Russia must know that there is an "or else", that forces them to accept a ceasefire and respect it, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to TT in Oslo.
Kristersson Attends Oslo Talks Before Key Trump Summit
Ulf Kristersson is attending a dinner in Oslo tonight within the British-led defence cooperation JEF. The Prime Minister will prepare with Nordic colleagues for the next major summit with Donald Trump, in the Netherlands in June.
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