On the NAVI Radar Weekly 16-22 September 2024
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Dear Followers,
We are excited to share this week's issue of the NAVI Radar Weekly Newsletter covering key topics from 16-22 September 2024. Below are the summaries of this week's top articles.
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European Democracy is Weakening | Euronews | By Marta Iraola Iribarren & video by A?da Sanchez Alonso | 17.09.2024
A report warns of threats to civil liberties and access to justice in Europe, with pressure on the judiciary in countries like Bulgaria, Greece, and Spain.
NATO Members in the Global State of Democracy 2024 | NAVI Research Institute | 17.09.2024
The report underscores challenges to election credibility worldwide, with particular attention on Türkiye, Hungary, and North Macedonia.
The Draghi Report: A Vision for Europe's Future Amid Global Challenges | NAVI Research Institute | 17.09.2024
This article focuses on the EU's ongoing struggle with economic growth and critiques its strategies, highlighting concerns about European economic autonomy.
The EU’s overstretched asylum system | FT | 17.09.2024 | Subscription needed
The EU faces difficult choices in managing asylum-seekers, raising concerns over human rights abuses in offshore processing arrangements.
NATO reiterates its full support to EU efforts in Kosovo | NATO | 17.09.2024
NATO reaffirms its support for EU efforts in Kosovo, emphasizing the importance of KFOR and EULEX missions in maintaining peace and security.
Chinese spies spent months inside aerospace engineering firm's network via legacy IT | The Register | Jessica Lyons | 18.09.2024
Chinese state-sponsored hackers exploited outdated systems, spending months undetected in a global aerospace firm's network.
The Brutal Truth Behind Italy’s Migrant Reduction: Beatings and Rape by EU-funded Forces in Tunisia | The Guardian | 19.09.2024
A Guardian investigation uncovers severe human rights abuses by Tunisia's national guard, allegedly funded by the EU.
Farewell Speech by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the German Marshall Fund event "Reflections on a Challenging Decade"| NATO | 19.09.2024
Jens Stoltenberg reflects on key lessons from his decade as NATO Secretary General, emphasizing the importance of defense spending and transatlantic relations.
Chad Sweet talks with CNBC about supply chain attack | The Chertoff Group | 20.09.2024
Chad Sweet discusses the risks of supply chain attacks in the wake of Israel's recent pager attacks on Hezbollah.
Is China preparing to attack Japan? | The Hill | Dan Blumenthal | 20.09.2024
This article explores the geopolitical risks and potential consequences of a Chinese preemptive strike on Japan amidst growing regional tensions.
Israel’s Pager Attacks Have Changed the World | NYT | Bruce Schneier | 22.09.2024
Israel's recent attacks using pagers and two-way radios reveal vulnerabilities in global supply chains, signaling new security threats.
Satellite Images Show Destruction of Russian Ammunition Depot in Air Strike | Newsweek | Ellie Cook | 22.09.2024 | Subscription needed
Satellite images reveal the destruction of a Russian ammunition depot in a Ukrainian airstrike, marking another blow to Russia's war efforts.
Thank you for reading! Stay tuned for more updates next week.
Best regards,
The NAVI Research Institute Team