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Divided EU cyber defence faces real-life Russian and Chinese threats (opens the original)
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Europe is facing more immediate cyber threats, but whether its member states are prepared to deal with it collectively is becoming a question harder to answer. Even as drone threats, such as Russia’s bomb plot at the Leipzig-Halle airport in Germany in August, dominated European headlines in September, other, less visible hybrid attacks are also being waged against the EU every day, whose sheer weight of numbers should also cause grave concern. Poland, for instance, recorded 4,200 cyber-security
Shadow fleet tankers flock back to being flagged as Russian, creating more headaches for EU states (opens the original)
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As European coastal states detain more vessels sailing under false flags and pressure mounts on flag-of-convenience registries to remove sanctioned tonnage, Russia itself is increasingly becoming the destination of last resort for the oil trade’s shadow fleet. A new analysis published on Friday (25 September) by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) found that 107 vessels joined Russia’s flag registry between January 2025 and June 2026, representing a 36 percent increase. The gr
Croatia’s toxic waste dump scandal shows the cost of Europe’s ‘forever chemicals’ (opens the original)
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More than a year after thousands of tonnes of hazardous waste were discovered at an illegal dumping site in Gospić in Croatia, the clean-up has yet to begin. In the meantime, however, the evidence of PFAS contamination in groundwater is raising questions about the chemicals’ growing role in the country’s industry. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Zagreb earlier this month (5 September) to protest over harmful waste that has been illegally dumped in Croatia and remains uncleared
Magyar’s Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats and dismantles Fidesz’s county fiefdoms (Day 122 of the Tisza government) (opens the original)
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An opposition politician compared the prime minister to a worm – thus opening the autumn session of the Hungarian National Assembly. Meanwhile, in the past 16 years there has not been such an unambiguous and decisive diplomatic move as the one taken by the Tisza government by expelling Russian diplomats. At the same time, the overhaul of the system of public administration has begun, with the first losers set to be Fidesz’s local bigwigs. Meanwhile, the budget deficit is at a historic high. We e
Swedish election ‘not a priority’ for Moscow interference but still a target for troll farms and disinformation (opens the original)
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As Sweden prepares to vote on Sunday (13 September), the country is facing a threat that has become familiar across Europe: attempts by Russia to exploit political divisions and undermine trust in institutions. Swedish authorities are taking the possibility seriously. The government in Stockholm has pointed to the current security environment, technological change and experience from elections elsewhere in Europe as reasons to strengthen the country’s resilience against foreign malign informatio
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