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However inexperienced he may be on matters of national security, the next British prime minister, Andy Burnham, will have to quickly set about resolving a power struggle simmering within the British intelligence community: how should the fight against foreign information [...]

It is an announcement that allows Islamabad to prove its credentials to its creditors. On 30 June, the Pakistani government [...]

A French administrative court in Cergy-Pontoise dismissed on 18 June the appeals lodged by two French employees of the European [...]

The Vietnamese delegation visiting Paris for the Eurosatory defence and security trade fair, which took place from 15 to 18 [...]

A visit by executives from the French manufacturer of jet-powered reconnaissance and attack drones, I-SEE Group is planned for Taipei [...]

Parliament’s co-rapporteurs Michał Szczerba and Roberts Zīle will brief journalists on new EU military mobility rules, ahead of possible interinstitutional talks.
Committee on Security and Defence
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The Estonian Centre for Defence Investments (ECDI) has officially opened new barracks for allied forces at Tapa Military Base together with the Estonian Defence Forces and Nordecon AS. The new facility enhances accommodation for allied troops and strengthens Estonia's readiness as a Host Nation.

Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group Two (SNMCMG2) has conducted a successful operational period in the Mediterranean, reinforcing NATO's maritime security objectives through sustained mine countermeasures activities, multinational exercises, and a continuous presence at sea.

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I need this car pic.twitter.com/EFiBftx8Ja

— sofia (@sofiatieger) July 5, 2026 Elon Musk and Telsa would be out of business in a nano second if Chinese electric cars were sold here (yeah I know Telsa is sold in China but it's the American label that does it). As far as Ford, GM and others? They'd get smashed into the ground. What has me spinning is that everyone talks about free market competition yada-yada but in real life? NOPE! What has always been the conservative pitch? Let markets decide? Not applicable when it comes to cars and that's smashing US consumers. Great for auto unions but not for most.

It's not an obvious match, especially in Germany. But on 1 July, it was indeed a diplomat, one who enjoys the company of spies, who was appointed vice-president of Germany's BND foreign intelligence service. In his new role, Maximilian Rasch [...]

Russia – Georges Pâques's daughter guest of honour at CIS intelligence vets' reunionThe daughter of Georges Pâques (IO, 16/06/25), the [...]

The fact that an operational procedure is made public – and, moreover, by five intelligence agencies at once – often [...]

The crisis communications and reputation monitoring specialist Silver Eye has been approached by the family of Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Iermolaiev following the attack on him on 29 June in Monaco.

A female police officer in North Charleston, South Carolina was jumped by a group of teenagers during a "teen takeover." pic.twitter.com/Ibf8lj0sDf

— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) July 5, 2026