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Europe went all in on soft power for too long, Minister Francken says (opens the original)
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Both when it comes to defence capabilities and industry capacities, Europe is in a very difficult position, Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken told Euronews. He pointed to the bloc's decades-long prioritising of soft power as one reason for this. His comments come as the European NATO members are ramping up defence spending and Brussels is rolling out policies to bolster the defence industry. While Francken sees progress being made, he warned Europe does not have all the capabilities it need
Ukraine’s double crunch: funding and grain (opens the original)
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Euronews’ Sasha Vakulina was on the ground in central Kyiv when a Russian drone strike attempted to hit Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences for a second time. Run for cover: After Monday afternoon’s attack, which killed one and injured six, Sasha and her crew were filming the scene when emergency workers ran for shelter. Air defences intercepted a second incoming attack, and the crew captured the dramatic moment on camera. Kyiv’s State Emergency Service told her the initial strike was a direc
EU hybrid response must work ‘hand in hand’ with NATO, ministers say (opens the original)
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The EU’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said European foreign affairs and defence ministers urged her and the EU executive to not to duplicate North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) protocol when developing a playbook to deal with hybrid threats. “Many stress that it has to be absolutely complementarity with NATO,” she said at a press conference following a foreign affairs council meeting in Brussels on Monday. “We don't create anything additional, but this has to work hand in hand.” Kallas
Video. Lithuania needs 'NATO response' to Russian escalation, ex-minister (opens the original)
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Gabrielius Landsbergis, former Foreign Affairs Minister of Lithuania, said his country expects hybrid attacks by Russia to be "mitigated by the Allies", as there is "so much Lithuania can do". Landsbergis is aware that Southern European countries such as Spain have "different mentalities" when it comes to how they perceive Russian threats. Something that, for Northern Europeans, might be "very difficult to understand", as for Lithuanians, it is an "existential threat".
Increased Russian sabotage attempts prompts EU response (opens the original)
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The EU is drawing up a new mechanism to coordinate its response to Russian sabotage and other hybrid attacks, as European officials warn that Moscow is planning further operations across the continent. European foreign ministers meeting in Brussels on Monday have been tasked with developing the bloc’s so-called “emergency security protocol,” designed to help member states coordinate their responses quickly when a hybrid threat is identified. “We need to be vigilant because we see in the intellig
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