Happy Sunday. Much of the region is marking All Saints' Day, so your inbox should be quieter today than the week was.
Brussels put €21.3 billion in SAFE loans back on the table, Romania's new defense minister started rereading the biggest SAFE deals already signed, and Bucharest named Moscow over a fire next to an arms plant. Here's what mattered.
Lithuanian investigators link Starlink sabotage cases in Bulgaria, Poland and Lithuania, identifying a Serbian-German suspect and examining possible Russian connections.
Belgium officially transfers its first Tripartite minehunter to Bulgaria under a seven-vessel program aimed at strengthening Black Sea naval security.
Romania's Border Police identifies counter-UAS technology and eight proposed patrol vessels as priorities within approximately €200 million in 2026 investments.
Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles outlines plans to develop Zagreb into a European center for autonomous military ground systems, AI and defense robotics.