If Poland were invaded today, would NATO’s response look different from past conflicts or would Article 5 be triggered ...

Poland spends far more of its GDP on defense than any other member of NATO at 4.12%. It’s the fastest-growing military in NATO and will only grow stronger if its defense reforms come to fruition.

Poland also was the first NATO nation to provide Ukraine with German-made Leopard 2 tanks. This photograph taken on Jan. 1, 2023, shows a MIG-29 Ukrainian fighter jet flying over eastern Ukraine.

Poland’s strategic location, bordering Russia’s Kaliningrad, Belarus, and Ukraine, makes it a critical NATO member, particularly in the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Now, with a NATO summit only weeks away, Poland is coming to Vilnius with hat in hand, expecting to be armed, equipped, and backed by their transatlantic partners more than ever.

Poland is "ready" to host nuclear arms if NATO decides to deploy them there in the face of Russia reinforcing its armaments in Belarus and Kaliningrad, President Andrzej Duda says.

After an explosion in Poland that killed 2, fears around global conflict rose. Here's what NATO's articles say about collective defense.

NATO allies in Europe must bolster their defense spending to respond to Russia’s “war mode” economy, Polish President Andrzej Duda said Monday, calling Russia’s enduring incursion in ...

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.

Poland is an ideal candidate for NATO’s nuclear-sharing program. It spends 4.7 percent of its GDP on defense and has built one of Europe’s strongest militaries.

Poland's president on Monday called on other members of the NATO alliance to raise their spending on defense to 3% of their gross domestic product as Russia puts its economy on a war footing and ...

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 ...