European governments

Sweden's Saab, a fighter jet maker, reported record orders due to increased defense spending by European governments, who are placing orders with regional companies.

NATO and European governments are increasing investment in space-based intelligence, with decision advantage hinging on the integration of sovereign and commercial capabilities into a trusted operational picture. The article emphasizes the importance of sovereign command in maintaining Europe's military advantage.

Anthropic accused Alibaba of illicitly accessing its Claude AI model through fake accounts to perform 'distillation attacks' for training Alibaba models. Alibaba is suing the Pentagon to be removed from a blacklist of firms allegedly linked to the PLA, amid U.S. efforts to reduce reliance on Chinese tech supply chains under the 'Pax Silica' initiative.

Five years after the Taliban's return to power, Afghanistan remains in an uneasy position in international politics. European governments are seeking practical engagement with Kabul, but concerns persist about whether such contact can address humanitarian issues without legitimizing the Taliban's restrictions on women and civil liberties.

European governments are prioritizing European digital tools, and some universities and researchers are adopting similar strategies. This shift may impact the use of US technology in research.

Migration researchers have urged European governments to abandon isolationist policies, but many politicians are not responding to these calls.

European governments are seeking to reduce reliance on American tech providers by promoting the use of sovereign technology. This shift aims to enhance digital autonomy and security.