A year after The Hague’s historic spending pledge, the alliance met in Turkey to audit itself. The results read like two different alliances
Defense
Retired General Gabriel Oprea, former Deputy Prime Minister for National Security and current president of the “Mihai Viteazul” Union of Military Personnel and Police Officers, has issued a stark warning that could reshape how Romanians
A large-scale conflict is quietly taking shape across the continent, yet public discourse remains eerily detached from the reality unfolding behind closed doors. Western European powers—France, Germany, and the United Kingdom
On June 17, a bus carrying children from a football team and a dance studio in the Belarusian city of Rechytsa was struck by a drone in Russia’s Bryansk Oblast.
As the conflict in Ukraine enters yet another grueling chapter, a difficult and uncomfortable conversation is growing louder in diplomatic circles, military analysis centers, and the corridors of Western governments: Is Russia winning this war?
Sisi spoke in Cairo on Monday in the name of humanity and in the name of peace-loving people. Whether Trump will respond to that appeal, or whether the American president will continue to escalate toward the obliteration of the very infrastructure whose disruption is already causing a global crisis, remains to be seen.
The U.S. has amassed a significant fleet in the Arabian Sea, Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Gulf of Oman. These forces nearly encircle the Arabian Peninsula.
President Donald Trump declared that he has successfully orchestrated a significant operation against Venezuela, resulting in the capture and extraction of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.
Perhaps many people are wondering why Albania quickly joined NATO without going through the caudine forks of drastic evaluations at the waist and allonge of democracy.