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The new chief: Ukraine's rightful place is in Nato
The Jens Stoltenberg era is over. Now it's Mark Rutte who leads NATO.
Europeans Recruited for Sabotage Against NATO
Young pro-Russian men in Europe are being recruited online to carry out sabotage in their countries, and are being offered money for, among other things, murder. A European journalist network has investigated how the recruitment process works.
New Russian Nuclear Doctrine: "Dynamic Situation"
Russia could use nuclear weapons in response to a larger attack – regardless of where it comes from. We would consider the possibility if we receive credible information about a massive attack of robots, aircraft or drones crossing our border, says President Vladimir Putin.
Joe Biden urges peace in final UN speech
The UN Secretary-General warned that the development in the world "is not sustainable" when the organization's General Assembly began. But the US President Joe Biden wanted to spread hope for the future in his swan song at the UN: Things can get better.
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: Drop "Red Lines" for Ukraine
Ukraine must be allowed to use its weapons against targets deeper in Russia, believes Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen. She wants more countries to drop their reservations about how the weapons they have donated can be used.
Sweden may be responsible for NATO headquarters
Finland has asked Sweden to be responsible for a NATO headquarters in northern Finland. The Swedish government is positive.
Stoltenberg: We Could Have Done More for Ukraine
Nato could have done more to prevent Russia's invasion of Ukraine, says Jens Stoltenberg. In a long interview, the outgoing Nato chief reflects on the alliance's handling prior to the full-scale invasion.
Medvedev: We Can Annihilate Kiev if We Want
Russia has enough conventional weapons to wipe out the entire Ukrainian capital. This is stated by Dmitrij Medvedev, Russia's former president and currently deputy head of the Russian Security Council, in a statement on Telegram.
No Messages About Long-Range Weapons Against Russia
It is still unclear whether Ukraine will get the green light to use donated long-range weapons against targets deep inside Russia. The discussions are expected to continue in connection with the UN General Assembly next week.
Pressure in the USA on Robot Rights for Kiev
The British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in Washington for talks with President Joe Biden on military support to Ukraine. The goal is also to give Kiev advantages over Moscow in potential peace negotiations.
British diplomats sent home: "Spies"
Russia is expelling six British diplomats, individuals whom Moscow accuses of espionage. The United Kingdom is dismissing the allegations as "completely unfounded".
Starmer: Not Seeking Conflict with Russia
Great Britain has no intention of seeking conflict with Russia. This says the country's Prime Minister Keir Starmer after Vladimir Putin's threats of war with Nato.
Putin threatens war against NATO
Green light for Ukraine to strike with advanced weapons against targets deeper in Russia would mean war with NATO, threatens Vladimir Putin. It would fundamentally change the conflict, says the Russian president.
German warning: It will take 100 years to acquire enough weapons
The native country of Germany would, with the current production rate, need almost 100 years to produce enough of certain types of weapons to achieve an acceptable defense capability against Russia, experts affiliated with the Kiel Institute (IFW) warn. "Russia is becoming an increasingly large security threat to NATO.
The King: NATO Strengthens Our Defense Capabilities
Sweden's membership in the defense alliance NATO and its significance. It was one of the main points in King Carl XVI Gustaf's speech in connection with the opening of the Riksdag.
Kristersson: Tomorrow will be a better day
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) presents a hopeful picture of Sweden in the government declaration. It is brightening on the horizon, he says.
Left-wing Rebel Becomes German Power Player
The extreme right is experiencing successes in Germany, but it is another fringe force that can gain real influence. The left-wing defector Sahra Wagenknecht has climbed in the opinion polls with a policy that largely coincides with the one pursued farthest to the right.
Kristersson: Has Done His Military Service with Honors
Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (M) announced on Wednesday that he is resigning and leaving politics in connection with the opening of the Riksdag next week. .
The New Cohort Met the Prime Minister: "Wake-up-call"
On Saturday, it has been half a year since Sweden's entry into the defense alliance NATO, and the young people who are now being called up for military service are the first cohort to do so in a NATO defense. > When we were called up, they started talking about the ongoing war and that the world view looks different now.
Stoltenberg calls for Ukraine meeting
Nato's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has called an extraordinary meeting for Nato's Ukraine Council, reports Reuters. The meeting, which will be held on Wednesday at Ukraine's request, comes after two days of extensive Russian attacks on Ukraine.
American Reconnaissance Drone Flies Over Sweden
An American reconnaissance drone flew over Sweden on Thursday evening, writes [Expressen](https://www. expressen.
Possible Threat - Enhanced Security at German Airbase
The security at an airbase in western Germany has been increased due to intelligence information indicating a "potential threat", announces Nato. All personnel not essential for the mission have been sent home as a precautionary measure.
Andersson inspired by Harris' humor: "Exciting"
The Social Democratic Party's leader Magdalena Andersson watched Kamala Harris' speech on site in Chicago. It's exciting to see how she works with humor against Donald Trump, she says.
Fewer Cyber Attacks After NATO Membership
The number of cyber attacks and influence campaigns directed at Sweden has decreased after joining Nato. This assessment is made by several security experts who have spoken to Sweden Radio Ekot.
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