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Moldova: The EU offers emergency support to tackle the energy crisis

Today, the European Union (EU) has proposed a €30 million emergency assistance package in a first step to support Moldova in tackling the severe energy crisis provoked by Gazprom. This package shall finance the purchase and transport of natural gas to the Transnistrian region, to help restore electricity and heating for the region’s more than 350.000 inhabitants until 10 February 2025.

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North-South Summit: Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s press statement

“NATO remains absolutely the cornerstone of our security, all the more after the accession of Finland and Sweden, and it must be able to look not only towards its eastern flank, but also towards its southern flank. But, security means many other things. It means critical infrastructures, it means artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, it means raw materials, it means supply chains, it means a new and more effective foreign and cooperation

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EU Court of Justice on temporary protection for displaced persons from Ukraine

When the EU introduced temporary protection for displaced people from Ukraine in 2022, some Member States extended this protection to other categories of persons fleeing from Ukraine, e.g. people without any permanent permit of residence in Ukraine. In its judgment, the Court of Justice confirms that, in such a case, a Member State may withdraw the benefit of temporary protection from those persons. However, such persons may not be the

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NATO Review: Intelligence disclosure as a strategic messaging tool

How can we understand the notion of intelligence disclosure? This article discusses why states sometimes choose to disclose secret intelligence, and what the potential implications of intelligence disclosures may be. It suggests that while the abundance of intelligence disclosures in recent years may point to a more “transparent” role of secret services, disclosures have more importantly opened a debate about the boundaries between policy and intelligence practice.

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte speaking at an event hosted by Carnegie Europe.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: “To Prevent War, NATO Must Spend More”

In his first major speech as NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte highlighted the critical need to ramp up defence spending and defence production in an increasingly turbulent security environment. At an event hosted by Carnegie Europe in Brussels, Mr Rutte called on Allies to “shift to a wartime mindset and turbo charge our defence production and defence spending”.

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CSTO Collective Security Council in Astana: Minutes and statements

A session of the Collective Security Council of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) took place in Astana. President of Russia Putin, President of Belarus Lukashenko, President of Kazakhstan Tokayev, President of Kyrgyzstan Japarov, President of Tajikistan Rahmon, and CSTO Secretary General Tasmagambetov attended the restricted format meeting. Here are some of their remarks regarding European security.

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