EU security is inseparable from Ukraine’s sovereignty. Europe must act, not posture. The package discussed in recent days is not a peace plan: it lacks
Thijs Reuten: The threats to Europe are inseparable from those to Ukraine’s sovereignty
Sophie Vériter: A Ukrainian victory and a regime change in Russia are necessary for long-time peace
Dutch threat perception has flipped since 2014 and especially 2022: Russia is now seen as a danger to Europe’s security. Hybrid pressure is murkier –
Reinier van Lanschot: The only chance for security in Europe is Russia’s defeat on the battlefield
Only the defeat of Russian imperialism on the battlefield and the integration of Ukraine and neighboring countries into the EU and NATO will ensure Europe’s
In the European Parliament, EU countries are urged to invest in France’s nuclear forces.
European security requires its own nuclear deterrent — so as not to depend on the U.S. “umbrella” or trigger a national arms race across member
Dutch MEP calls for lessons to be learned from breach of Budapest Memorandum
The lesson of Budapest is this: Ukraine needs permanent, physical, and verifiable security guarantees—up to and including a European no-fly zone in the west and
Dutch senator: military support for Ukraine must be significantly increased and Russia must be forced to peace
It is necessary to sharply ramp up military aid to Ukraine and send tough signals to Russia: this is a fight for all of us.
Reinier van Lanshot: In response to Russia’s provocations against NATO, military aid to Ukraine must be increased
Russian provocations in Europe — drone flights over Poland and incidents with aircraft near Estonia — are increasingly being regarded as a test of NATO’s
Eddy Hartog: The EU must increase military aid to Ukraine and intensify pressure on Russia
In the context of Russia’s ongoing aggression, security and support for Ukraine are becoming top priorities for the European Union. Europe must increase military aid