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Kyiv's digital minister: 'We want Europe to use us as an AI sandbox' (opens the original)
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Do you know where your driving licence, ID or marriage certificate is right now? In Ukraine, you can access these and many other essential documents directly on your phone. The country has built one of the world’s most advanced digital government systems, with services that allow citizens to handle much of their everyday bureaucracy online. During her visit to Berlin, Ukrainian Minister of Digital Transformation Oksana Fedorova met with her German counterpart, Karsten Wildberger, to discuss how
Germany to deploy troops to Lithuania after volunteer shortfall (opens the original)
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The German military is turning to compulsory assignments to fill positions in a brigade stationed in Lithuania. The move is said to be necessary because of difficulties recruiting enough volunteers, leaving a shortage of specialist personnel. According to information obtained by Bild, the first soldiers could be ordered to serve in Lithuania from the end of September, with up to 1,000 Bundeswehr personnel potentially affected. By the end of 2027, the 45th Panzer Brigade is expected to have aroun
Sabotage, espionage and disinformation: Hybrid threats to Germany rise (opens the original)
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Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz and several ministers have already stressed that, while Germany is not at war with Russia, it is nevertheless facing hybrid attacks from Moscow. These include drone overflights, sabotage and disinformation, as well as a willingness "to act with growing ruthlessness, accepting serious damage to property and even injuries and deaths," as Merz said at a press conference following the attempted drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport. It was the first time the Germa
Rethinking drone warfare: Germany's military needs more than new tech (opens the original)
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Ukraine is now said to be producing around 500,000 drones a month to defend itself against Russia's full-scale invasion. That's according to Ukrainian media, which also report that this output has almost doubled in the space of a year. But the sheer number of drones is not decisive for the Ukrainian army: the unmanned systems are being upgraded and adapted almost every week. One of the companies driving this ongoing drone revolution and evolution is the Ukrainian firm Buntar Aerospace, which has
German troops in Lithuania: tanks, drones and deterrence (opens the original)
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Just a few kilometres from the Belarusian border, thousands of NATO troops are focused on one objective: defending Alliance territory in Lithuania. For around six weeks, nearly 3,000 troops – most of them from the German military – trained at Pabradė, using drones, electronic warfare, heavy armour, artillery, infantry, helicopters and fighter jets to practise defending NATO territory against what the military describes as a "conventional aggressor". A major part of Exercise Freedom Shield I is G
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