Europe has the money and the artillery shells, but key U.S. capabilities like operational intelligence and air defense would ...

Standing in front of a video wall of a map of Europe, Popov said that the Pentagon ... Referring to the Russian exclave that is bordered by NATO's members Poland and Lithuania in the Baltic ...

The recent escalation of the Russia-Ukraine war has led to increasing talk of nuclear war, especially following repeated threats from Russian President Vladimir Putin against NATO countries.

The alliance's Capability Targets 2025, to be formally set at a summit in June, will significantly increase the requirements ...

It also significantly extends Russia's ability to reach several NATO allies in Eastern and Central Europe. A map and recent satellite analysis by Newsweek highlight two primary locations ...

The decision will relieve European NATO allies and some Republicans amid concerns that Washington's tough talk on Europe ...

“I don’t think it’s a good idea to allow Russia to split us up, and that would really be the de facto end of NATO,” he added. The views from Ischinger, widely seen as one of Europe’s ...

After the end of the Cold War, European military spending told a story of stability and optimism. Money flowed away from tanks and submarines and went instead to hospitals and pensions. But that ...

In all, Stoltenberg said, NATO allies in Europe will invest a combined $380 billion in defense this year, more than one-third of what the US – which has a much higher GDP – is expected to spend.

NATO nations have cut back on troops and military hardware since the Cold War. But Europe has cut far deeper than the US. Defense budgets have become a pot that could be raided to fund more ...

America’s relationship with Europe is undergoing a potentially profound reexamination. Whether and how the transatlantic bond — especially America’s commitment to NATO — will endure has ...