Defence`s Feeds

With a first attempt to improve relations between their governments initiated in March (IO, 24/03/21), the Turkish and Egyptian intelligence

French politician François Fillon is set to meet Alexei Miller, managing director of Gazprom (IO, 02/09/21) when he goes to Moscow on 6 October, Intelligence Online has found out. Fillon will be accompanied by Gilles Remy, the boss of business

After acquiring Canada's exactEarth, its rival in the satellite monitoring of ship AID (Automatic Identification System) signals, in a deal

Active in the spirits industry, particularly in Crimea, Logos, which will announce its new projects on 4 October, is looking

Despite the efforts of the new masters of Kabul to show a united front, the Talibans are struggling to hide

With a first attempt to improve relations between their governments initiated in March (IO, 24/03/21), the Turkish and Egyptian intelligence

India is currently looking to strengthen its anti-drone defences. It has become alarmed about the risks posed by drones following a number of incidents, particularly around its contested border with Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir. Its search has excited the

The Texan oil services company Halliburton and Greece's Energean Oil & Gas (IO, 18/11/20) announced a deal on 14 September

Until tomorrow, Friday 1 October, phone and internet operators as well as hosting providers are invited to submit comments to the

British members of parliament for the city of Manchester Afzal Khan and Jeff Smith sent a last-hope letter on 8 September to Her Majesty's

The nomination of Andrei Chernetsky, the former head of the main department of Belarus' KGB (IO, 05/05/21), as ambassador to

Although a New York court recently suggested a pause in the case between Ukraine's Privatbank and its former owners Igor

India is currently looking to strengthen its anti-drone defences. It has become alarmed about the risks posed by drones following a number of incidents, particularly around its contested border with Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir. Its search has excited the

The Texan oil services company Halliburton and Greece's Energean Oil & Gas (IO, 18/11/20) announced a deal on 14 September

Until tomorrow, Friday 1 October, phone and internet operators as well as hosting providers are invited to submit comments to the

British members of parliament for the city of Manchester Afzal Khan and Jeff Smith sent a last-hope letter on 8 September to Her Majesty's

The nomination of Andrei Chernetsky, the former head of the main department of Belarus' KGB (IO, 05/05/21), as ambassador to

Although a New York court recently suggested a pause in the case between Ukraine's Privatbank and its former owners Igor

In the context of the exponential growth of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the President of the European Parliament has announced a number of measures to contain the spread of epidemic and to safeguard Parliament's core activities.

The current precautionary measures adopted by the European Parliament to contain the spread of COVID-19 do not affect work on legislative priorities. Core activities are reduced, but maintained to ensure that the institution's legislative, budgetary, scrutiny functions are maintained.

The meetings will be with remote participation for Members (being able to view and listen to proceedings, ask for the floor and intervene in the meeting). Other participants are invited to follow the meeting through webstreaming.

Following these decisions, the next meetings of the Subcommittee on Security and Defence (SEDE) will take place on 27 and 28 October 2021 (online).
The meeting agenda and documents will be published here.

SEDE meetings' calendar 2021
EP calendar 2021
Press release: Sahel: Security situation from the African perspective - 12 April 2021
Press release: MEPs quizzed the head of the IAEA about nuclear non-proliferation - 16 March 2021
Press release: Exchange of views with the NATO Secretary General - 15 March 2021
Press release: Instability in the Central African Republic - 24 February 2021
Source : © European Union, 2021 - EP

Australia's bombshell decision on 15 September to both cancel its order for 12 submarines from Naval Group and join the new AUKUS alliance, formed with the United Kingdom and the United States for Australia to obtain eight nuclear-powered submarines, has