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27 Mar 2025
#politics
Le Monde: Italy's pacifist ideals go against Europe's desire to rearm
In Italy, the peace flag remains a prominent symbol against military reinforcement amid rising geopolitical tensions. Public sentiment strongly opposes the rearmament of Italy and Europe, with 62% of Italians prioritizing other public expenditures over defense.
A recent survey shows that 53% of Italians reject the idea of extending France's nuclear deterrent to the EU, reflecting a significant divergence from broader European views.
#military
GB News: Labour minister backs Donald Trump’s ‘step up’ demand amid bitter Europe defence row
UK Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard has called on European nations to increase their defense spending in response to Donald Trump's challenge. He highlighted the UK's commitment with an additional £5 billion for military investments, which will enhance security and create jobs.
Pollard noted that this funding will focus on advanced military technology, including directed energy weapons, to bolster defenses against threats like Russia. He emphasized the importance of collective European efforts to ensure security for all allies, particularly in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
#science
Forbes: NASA Just Shot Rockets At The Northern Lights. This Is What Happened
Two NASA rockets launched from Alaska on March 25, 2025, to study auroral substorms, creating a visual spectacle across the night sky. The mission aimed to understand the impact of these substorms on Earth's upper atmosphere, potentially improving space weather forecasting.
While the first two rockets successfully launched, the third experienced a motor issue and will be assessed for repairs. The timing of the launches coincided with a favorable alignment of Earth's magnetic field and the solar maximum, enhancing auroral activity.