In this clip from Dutch broadcaster NOS, General Alexus Grynkewich outlines NATO’s response to an attack: stopping, weakening and breaking the enemy.

Asked what keeps him awake at night, he says nothing—his job is to keep others awake.

How convincing do you find this message about NATO’s readiness, and what does it mean for European security?

Source: NOS

Won't this be absolutely catastrophic if this goes through? Not even just the end of the internet, but once even a single server holding however many people's sensitive information is breached by cyber criminals, isn't that just it, then? Mass ID theft potentially on the eight to nine digits?

Recent polls show that there is quite a lot of support in the UK for closer ties with the EU, while full membership is still a bigger step.

At the same time, the EU is looking at ways countries could integrate more gradually instead of everything happening at once.

So could this also work for the UK?
The UK could start by joining more EU programmes again, improve cooperation on trade, security, research and mobility, and then see where the relationship goes from there.

It would not mean immediately rejoining the EU. It could simply be a way to move closer again without forcing the whole membership debate from day one.

Would you support a gradual membership model for the UK?

It's started: the UK will return, and they're preparing the public for a way back into Europe. People are free to disagree, but historically it's alien to think of the British as a nationalistic people.