Kallas: Military Mobility Essential for EU’s Security Strategy

BRUSSELS (ANP) – “While we hope to never fully utilize it, such capacity enhances our credibility in deterrence and defense,” stated Kallas at a press conference unveiling the European Commission’s military mobility proposal.
“It is crucial that our armed forces are positioned correctly and promptly,” Kallas added. “The quicker we can deploy troops, the more effective our deterrence and defense w

Six days after President Donald Trump instructed the Pentagon and the Department of Energy to “restart the process” of nuclear weapons testing, Vladimir Putin convened his Security Council in the Kremlin and issued a familiar but chilling directive. Russia, he said, must draft formal proposals to resume nuclear weapons testing for the first time in more than three decades—if the United States mov

On Saturday, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza resulted in at least 24 deaths and 54 injuries, including children, according to health officials, as reported by the Associated Press. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated they conducted attacks targeting Hamas across the Gaza Strip following an incident where an “armed terrorist” crossed into an Israeli-controlled area and fired at troops in

The European Ombudsman has determined that the European Commission engaged in maladministration by refusing to analyze a 2023 risk-assessment report on social media impacts. This finding highlights concerns about transparency, evidence-based policymaking, and how EU institutions assess societal risks from large digital platforms.
Ombudsman’s findings
Following a complaint, the European Ombudsman

Sarajevo (Fena) – Last week, the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina (PSBiH) hosted a Conference of Parliamentary Committees for European Integration (COSAP), organized by the Joint Commission for European Integration of PSBiH with the assistance of the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) and the German GIZ.
Following the conference, Zdenko Ćosić, Chairman of the Joint Commission for

Laakdel (Eurotoday) – A 55-year-old woman in Veerle, Laakdal, died Friday evening, Nov 21, 2025, after her 54-year-old husband accidentally hit her with his car. Police confirmed no foul play; he receives support.
As VRT News reported, an accident took place on Friday evening, Nov 21, 2025, in Veerle, near Laakdal, in the province of Antwerp, Belgium. Around 5:30 PM, a 55-year-old woman was stan

Brussels — Concerns are rising in Brussels regarding the actions of Vincent Depaigne, the European Commission’s Coordinator for dialogue with churches, religious associations, and non-confessional organisations under Article 17 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU (TFEU). Several stakeholders claim ongoing arbitrary access control, subjective exclusions, and lack of impartiality in a proces

Trump is amplifying efforts for a peace agreement during a sensitive period for Zelenskyy, who is managing a corruption scandal, which plays into U.S. strategists’ plans. U.S. officials believe Zelenskyy’s domestic challenges could lead him to agree to their conditions. 
Zelenskyy remarked on Friday about his country confronting one of its hardest times and the need to choose between “digni

Brussels – Sweden is facing legal action from the EU for not meeting ammonia emission reduction targets.
The Commission stated in a press release on Friday that the actions taken by the authorities have not been adequate.
Additionally, Bulgaria and Portugal are also being summoned to court over ammonia emissions, while Latvia is similarly challenged for its nitrogen oxides and non-methane volatil

Sint-Niklaas (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Repair work on the E17 between Sint-Niklaas and Waasmunster caused an 8 km traffic jam on Nov 22, 2025, at around 11 a.m. Many drivers used only the left lane, ignoring the open right lane.
As VRT News reported, repair work on a concrete slab on the E17 between Sint-Niklaas and Waasmunster caused heavy traffic delays this morning, Nov 22, 2025. Authori