Saab in Sweden has recently been selected to coordinate a new NATO project focused on the underwater domain. For this initiative, the company will work alongside twelve NATO countries with...

The United States is sending another clear signal: Europe must step up and take more responsibility for its own security. This message comes as Washington considers reducing military aid to...

When news broke that the latest idea for a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine didn’t come from Brussels, Paris, or Berlin—but from Washington—many in Europe were caught off guard. Former President...

In just a few days, U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Alaska. While officially a bilateral summit, the talks could have far-reaching consequences for...

Just last week, as Russian drones swarmed Ukraine, Western fighter jets took to the skies in a precautionary show of force. No intervention was needed, but had a drone strayed...

The European Union is preparing to give its member states more leeway to ramp up their defense budgets—without being penalized for breaching the usual deficit limits. If the plan moves...

For decades, it seemed like a relic of the past. Article 5 of NATO—the alliance’s sacred cornerstone: an attack on one is an attack on all. Who would dare challenge...

Germany’s election results on Sunday have brought both a sigh of relief and a political dilemma. While Friedrich Merz declared victory for his CDU/CSU party, the far-right Alternative for Germany...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv on Monday, joined by other European and Canadian leaders, bringing with her a €3.5 billion financial package for Ukraine. The...