President Nicușor Dan has asked parliament to approve sending up to 20 staff officers to the multinational command supporting Ukraine
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Turkey’s president says he would consider raising his country’s status in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.
On September 27, Swiss voters decide whether to write a stricter neutrality into their constitution, one that would bar the country from joining or cooperating with military alliances in peacetime.
Speaking on behalf of Nicușor Dan, Foreign Minister Țoiu announces Romania Is preparing for war with Russia. Analyst, Ion Cristoiu pushes back.
An offer to talk, a threat to keep shooting, and an assignment of fault. All in one interview.
A year after The Hague’s historic spending pledge, the alliance met in Turkey to audit itself. The results read like two different alliances
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.
In a dramatic escalation of geopolitical rhetoric, Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service — the SVR, successor to the legendary KGB — has lobbed one of the most incendiary accusations of the post-Cold War era directly at the heart of Europe.
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?