Anxieties over US threats to stop protecting the continent are prompting various proposals to reinforce Europe’s deterrence posture – but many of these have serious flaws.

With Trump's White House warming to Putin on international matters, Europe must rethink its military independence — and that ...

On the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we asked our Ukrainian-born journalist Anastasiya Simsek to take ...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declared that the EU wanted to "take a more active role in the Indo-Pacific." Now, the future of that commitment is in doubt as Europe is set to ...

Older Estonians are often susceptible to disinformation narratives based on nostalgia for the Soviet era, Maria ...

The U.S. halts military aid to Ukraine, prompting Europe to ramp up defense spending, reshaping global markets and boosting ...

Europe would pack a strong punch if it were forced to defend itself against Russia without the U.S., American military brass ...

Now an admiral, the French officer is NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, one of the alliance’s two most senior ...

Two B-52s escorted by Gripens conducted a flyover of the Swedish Parliament for the first anniversary of Sweden’s accession to NATO, and later performed a ...

Sheria Smith, the president of American Federation of Government Employees Local 252, which represents more than 2,800 ...

Military analyst Michael Clarke has said Russia will only make concessions at the very last minute - in contrast to Trump's fast-paced deal-making style of diplomacy.

Sergei Lavrov also warned against any NATO troops in Ukraine. Follow the latest here - and ask Michael Clarke a question for our Q&A below.