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Denmark prepared to fight Americans at Greenland

3 April 20263 April 2026 by Marcel Burger

The Danish troops that were scrambled and were flown to Greenland in January were preparing to defend the island against invading US forces. Radio Denmark reported this last month, based on information of multiple sources. After US president Trump repeatedly […]

#Nordics#Sweden#Top Stories

Sweden orders anti-drone system based on Ukrainian experiences

3 April 20263 April 2026 by Marcel Burger

The Swedish Armed Forces have ordered a new anti-drone system consisting on various components and based on lessons learned by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in their defence against attacking Russian forces. The deal was announced by the Matériel Agency (FMV) […]

#Poland#Top Stories

Poland particularly vulnerable with current Strait of Hormuz closure

28 March 202628 March 2026 by Marcel Burger

Poland is among the 11 countries in the world most vulnerable to ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Golf. This according to a new report by Allianz, one of the globe’s biggest insurance companies. Currently, 20% […]

#Nordics#Norway#Top Stories

Norway: new submarines, new frigates and more

28 March 202628 March 2026 by Marcel Burger

The Norwegian government is putting EUR 10 billion extra into the country’s armed forces. The money is to go to six prioritised acquisitions, including reinforcement for the Norwegian navy. Although not clearly stated, the additional spending plan is based on […]

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Nuuk Airport with the new longer runway opened on 28 November 2024. Photo by Oscar Scott Carl/Visit Nuuk
#Denmark#Greenland#Nordics#Top Stories

Denmark prepared to fight Americans at Greenland

3 April 20263 April 2026

The Danish troops that were scrambled and were flown to Greenland in January were preparing to defend the island against invading US forces. Radio Denmark reported this last month, based on information of multiple sources. After US president Trump repeatedly […]

BAE Systems Bofors Tridon Mk2 (Press photo: BAE Systems)
#Nordics#Sweden#Top Stories

Sweden orders anti-drone system based on Ukrainian experiences

3 April 20263 April 2026

The Swedish Armed Forces have ordered a new anti-drone system consisting on various components and based on lessons learned by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in their defence against attacking Russian forces. The deal was announced by the Matériel Agency (FMV) […]

The Polish flag (PD)
#Poland#Top Stories

Poland particularly vulnerable with current Strait of Hormuz closure

28 March 202628 March 2026

Poland is among the 11 countries in the world most vulnerable to ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Golf. This according to a new report by Allianz, one of the globe’s biggest insurance companies. Currently, 20% […]

NATO's Mine Countermeasures Group 1 near Geiranger a few days ahead of Cold Response 2022 (Photo by Forsvaret)
#Nordics#Norway#Top Stories

Norway: new submarines, new frigates and more

28 March 202628 March 2026

The Norwegian government is putting EUR 10 billion extra into the country’s armed forces. The money is to go to six prioritised acquisitions, including reinforcement for the Norwegian navy. Although not clearly stated, the additional spending plan is based on […]

A single nuclear explosion (AI-generated with Adobe Firefly)
#Finland#Nordics#Poland

Finland and Poland open up to nuclear weapons

5 March 202628 March 2026

On 5 March 2026, the Finnish government announced it would like to abolish the ban on having nuclear weapons on its soil as a host nation. However, Helsinki is not planning to develop or have its own nukes. Unlike Poland, […]

A computer rendering of a MQ-9B Guardian in Danish livery (Image: Forsvaret)
#Denmark#Greenland

Danish Air Force is looking for arctic spies

28 February 202628 March 2026

The Danish Air Force is looking for about 100 new recruits of different ranks to form the human part of a new air force squadron. Eskadrille 729 will be based at Aalborg Airbase, but its tasks will span way into […]

Sławoborza (Photo: Ministerstwo Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego)
#Poland

Poland discovers legendary mediaeval town

21 February 202628 March 2026

Polish researchers have discovered a legendary mediaeval town of which — until now — its existence was more or less a fairytale. To add to the mystery, the settlement of Stolzenberg only lasted for a relatively short time and was […]

JAS 39 Gripen during a winter exercise, on short takeoff. Photo: Louise Levin/Försvarsmakten
#Greenland#Nordics#Norway#Sweden

NATO launches Operation Arctic Sentry, to keep Greenland grabbers away

13 February 20266 March 2026

The defence alliance NATO has launched Operation Arctic Sentry on 11 February. Officially meant to “leverage NATO’s strength to protect the alliance’s territory in the Arctic and High North”, it is meant not only to discourage Russia and China of […]

Press photo of the Väo site by Utilitas. The big "thermos" to the far right of the photo.
#Baltics#Finland

Largest thermal storage of the Baltics opened

13 February 20266 March 2026

On 6 February, the largest thermal storage facility in the Baltics was opened. The Estonian heating provider Utilitas commissioned the 1100-MWh-Väo storage — a kind of big thermos – in the Estonian capital of Tallinn. The Väo site is the […]

Featured photo of Muuga Harbour in 2009 by Bjoertvedt (Creative Commons)
#Baltics#Estonia

Estonian security services enter container ship suspected of smuggling

4 February 20265 March 2026

Estonian’s special operations police unit K-commando with support of the Estonian Navy have entered the 188-metre-long (617-feet-long) container ship Baltic Spirit on Tuesday 3 February, and ordered it to Muuga Harbour in Estonia. The vessel and its crew are suspected […]

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#Poland

Poland detains defence official on espionage charges

4 February 2026

On Tuesday, 3 February, the Polish Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW) has arrested a reportedly 60-year-old defence official on charges of spying for Russia and Belarus. According to Polish media sources, the man has been working in various positions within the […]

Arrival of soldiers by a Danish Hercules aircraft on Greenland (Photo: Lars Skoldan/Forsvaret)
#Denmark#Greenland

Few dozen NATO troops land on Greenland, to mark against Trump’s colonialisation

16 January 202616 January 2026

As a reaction to Trump’s frequent political threats to take Greenland, several NATO countries sent a reconnaissance mission to the semi-autonomous Arctic island part of the Kingdom of Denmark. 15 soldiers from France, 13 from Germany, one from the Netherlands […]

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