Defence`s Feeds

The deputy head of the Technical and Innovation Directorate (DTI) of France's DGSE foreign intelligence service has revealed a significant [...]

In addition to issues related to its development, the military artificial intelligence and drone start-up Alta Ares is facing information attacks [...]

Is it game over for the French SOS Donbass association? On 21 November, the Paris Court of Justice indicted its [...]

While his trial had been scheduled to start on 27 November, a hearing in Moscow's alleged spying case against French [...]

A new wave of defections is expected to dominate military news about Yemen's Shiite Houthi rebels in the coming months. At least, that is what Abdo Ahmed Abdo Awadh, a tribal sheikh from Hadhiyah in the Maqbanah district of Taiz, [...]

The UK government has approached owners of subsea telecoms cables around the British Isles to encourage them to lay new [...]

Norwegian ship spotters have a keen eye. On 3 November, one of them photographed the French Dupuy-de-Lôme in Norway's military [...]

France's DGA arms procurement agency sent a prospecting mission to Georgia on 5-6 November, Intelligence Online has learned, with the [...]

The peace initiative signed in Kuala Lumpur at the end of October has by no means put an end to [...]

One of the defendants at the trial of cement manufacturer Lafarge, which began on 18 November (IO, 17/11/25) and is [...]

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Transport and Defence MEPs call urgently for easier movement of troops and military equipment across the EU by removing internal borders and upgrading infrastructure.
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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The case of Khaled al-Halabi is only just beginning to reveal its secrets. The Syrian former general has been jailed in Austria for 11 months pending his trial there on war crimes charges. In addition to having been an alleged [...]

The German military counter-intelligence service, the Militärischer Abschirmdienst (MAD), was called in twice during hackathons organised by the European Defence [...]

France - SGDSN audit launchedFrench magistrates with security clearance from the fourth chamber of the Court of Auditors, which specialises [...]

According to our sources, Germany's Rohde & Schwarz has quietly signed a contract worth 800m baht (approximately €21.2m) with Thailand's [...]

The French aerospace equipment manufacturer Aresia (formerly Rafaut) has secured [...]

While the US military presence in the Caribbean continues to grow, Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard finds herself [...]

SEDE sent a delegation of six Members to Greenland (Nuuk and Ilulissat) from 15 - 19 September 2025, led by SEDE Chair Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann. The main aim of the mission was to engage directly with those involved in defence preparedness, including senior government figures, parliamentarians, military and civilian forces and local community leaders - in order to enhance EP engagement, understand security concerns facing Greenlanders and explore avenues for further EU support.
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SEDE mission report including the programme
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Despite his customary sobriety, Pakistani chief of army staff (COAS) Asim Munir must have smiled behind his unmistakable mustache when [...]