NATO

‘Germany is Back’: Parties Strike Deal for Historic Spending Boost

Germany’s conservatives sealed a crucial deal for a historic boost to defense and infrastructure spending.

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NATO Troops in Lithuania Conduct First Live-Fire Exercise With Puma IVFs

The NATO Multinational Battle Group in Lithuania has conducted the first live-fire training using Puma infantry fighting vehicles.

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Baltic Sea States Select Persistent Systems’ Coastline Surveillance Network

Persistent Systems has received $29 million in contracts to provide coastline surveillance network systems to several Baltic Sea states.

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German Military Under-Resourced Despite Investments: Commissioner

A German parliamentary commissioner says that the country's military still has "too little of everything" despite a massive overhaul.

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Russia’s Neighbor Poland Launches Effort to Educate Citizens on Crisis Readiness

Poland — a NATO member bordering both Ukraine and Russia — will be sending out a brochure this year informing residents how to survive possible future crises.

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Europe’s Dependence on US Arms Rose in Last Five Years: Report

NATO countries in Europe more than doubled their arms imports in the past five years, more than 60 percent of which were purchases of US weaponry.

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Europe Unprepared for Drone, Robotic Warfare With Russia: Ukraine Official

A senior Ukrainian official has warned that Europe lacks the necessary resources to confront Russia in an era of drone and robotic warfare.

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Sweden to Send Gripen Jets to Help Patrol Polish Airspace

Sweden said it would be sending up to eight Gripen fighter jets to take part in a NATO mission to police Poland's airspace.

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Zelensky and European Allies Cement Cooperation After Trump Row

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he would work with Europe to set terms for a possible peace deal to present to the US.

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Denmark to Boost Defense Spending Beyond 3% of GDP in Two Years

Denmark has planned to allocate more than 3 percent of its GDP to defense over the next two years, committing 50 billion kroner ($7 billion).

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