At the NATO summit in The Hague, groundbreaking decisions were made to increase defense spending, which could pave the way ...

NATO members along the eastern flank of the 32-member alliance, particularly Poland and the Baltic states, are extremely worried that the talks could end with a settlement that is favorable to Russia.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is upbeat that the military organization will agree a massive spending hike at a ...

NATO leaders gathered at a summit in The Hague on Wednesday endorsed an increase in members’ defence spending to 5 percent of ...

As of last year, the NATO member country with the largest expenditure as a share of GDP was Poland at 4.12 percent — comfortably ahead of Estonia at 3.43 percent and the U.S. at 3.38 percent ...

All allies agreed to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, German Patriot missile systems will remain at the airport in ...

Poland and its nuclear-armed allies might choose among three options. It could try to acquire its own nuclear arms. Poland might join NATO’s nuclear sharing program as a basing country.

After NATO had annexed all of Eastern Europe and the ... France and Poland are also using the war in Ukraine as an ... as shown by the Ukrainian attack on Russian military airports, ...

Lasek pointed out that Poland has 15 civilian airports—twice as many as its military ... Positioned on NATO’s eastern flank, ...

All civilian airports in Poland must be modernized and adapted for potential use by the country's military, Polish Defense ...

Poland's NATO-leading surge in defence spending is raising budget concerns because it will bake in higher long-term expenditure on its military – even as Warsaw concedes it faces revenue ...