Tag: Security
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Europe may be heading toward a new orbital bottleneck as demand for satellite launches accelerates
Europe has regained a large part of its independent access to space with the return of Ariane 6 and Vega C, but the next challenge may be more…
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Poland’s defence spending tops PLN 200 billion. The real boom is in electronics and logistics
Poland will spend over PLN 200 billion on defence in 2026, equivalent to 4.81 percent of projected GDP. While tanks and howitzers dominate public imagination, the real transformation…
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Poland’s neighbor expands its Baltic gateway
The port of Klaipėda in Lithuania needs a new terminal for cruise ships, because the current quay is already too small for their growing numbers and is unable…
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Fire at Polish drone factory. Police do not rule out arson
A fire broke out at the WB Group plant in Skarżysko-Kamienna, where components for drones are manufactured. The fire was extinguished, and the factory is expected to resume…
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Oil price spikes. Americans attacked launchers
Brent crude oil prices have broken through the $90 per barrel level. The trigger for this price spike was US strikes on targets on Iran’s Larak Island and…
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North Korea rejects US demands on nuclear weapons
On Monday, a spokesman for North Korea’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement emphasising that US policy toward Pyongyang remains consistently hostile. North Korean authorities accuse Washington of violating…
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Poland does not want nuclear warheads. Storm after deputy defence minister’s words
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz stressed that Poland remains consistently interested in participating in the NATO Nuclear Sharing programme. He emphasised that the…
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New Polish drones from WB Group. Gladius 2 and StormRider 550 to debut at trade fair
The strike drone with jet propulsion Gladius 2 and the new unmanned maritime vessel from the StormRider family are the most important premieres that WB Group, the largest…
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The Danube has revealed a problem that Europe has long overlooked
In August 2026, the Hungarian Paks nuclear power plant, which had been operating continuously for 44 years, faced a complete shutdown. The cause was not a technical failure,…
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Extreme heat and drying rivers threaten Europe’s energy. Is a blackout looming?
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar warned that due to the record-low level of the Danube River, the Paks nuclear power plant may shut down for the first time…
Olivia Masskey
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