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The rising threat of ‘gig economy terrorism’ (opens the original)
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The arrest of five men near a British airbase comes amid a trend of saboteurs being recruited on social media. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Armed police standing guard outside the RAF Fairford airbase, after the arrest of several men on Sept 28. Europe’s security services, built to hunt professional spies and committed ideologues, now find themselves policing a casual labour market in violence, says the writer. For most of this week, a British military base used by t
No seat, no cards at the table: Europe fears being the loser in Trump-Xi deal-making (opens the original)
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What now unsettles Europe’s governments is the prospect of a Sino-American accommodation, on terms set by Washington and Beijing [BRUSSELS] For years, the nightmare scenario feared by European governments was that of a major confrontation between the United States and China: Trade tariffs spiralling ever higher, supply chains severed, a clash over Taiwan that would divert US attention from Russia – Europe’s biggest threat. This week’s state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington has
Greenland deal a boost for US naval strategy (opens the original)
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It allows for a broader repositioning of US might in the North Atlantic, in preparation for potential challenges from Russian and Chinese naval power. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox (From left) US President Donald Trump, Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland‘s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen at the signing of a trilateral security deal in New York on Sept 22. The people of Denmark have an old saying: “Du far ret og jeg far fred”, meaning “You ge
Canada wants closer ties with Europe. But what would EU associate membership mean? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressing the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, on Sept 17. LONDON – “Laughable” is how US President Donald Trump dismissed the European Union’s proposal to grant Canada associate member status in the trading bloc. Yet just in case Europe does proceed with this supposedly ridiculous idea, Trump also warned that he will impose “very heavy tariffs” on the EU.
What’s driving Russia to escalate its hybrid attacks on Europe (opens the original)
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From sabotage, arson and assassination attempts to blowing up trains, the campaign is no longer just about harassment. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The aftermath of a Russian drone strike on a train in Ukraine near the border with Poland on Sept 12. By every logical measure, Russia should be in no position to provoke more fights. Its army has already been stuck in Ukraine for years, losing more men each month than it can recruit. Ukrainian drone attacks have cut its
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