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NATO chief calls on Russia to stick with INF Treaty
Jens Stoltenberg sees Moscow’s return to compliance with the Cold War-era arms-control agreement as key to ensuring the treaty’s survival.
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Calls grow louder for European arms embargo against Saudi Arabia
The alleged murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents casts a shadow on the EU arms trade with the kingdom.
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US aircraft carrier Truman will sail in huge NATO exercise
The ships will help simulate the alliance coming to the rescue of a member under attack.
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Top EU security chief emphasizes ‘shared self-interest’ in defense cooperation after Brexit
The European Union security chief has called for the “closest possible cooperation” on defense and security issues after the U.K. leaves the 28-member bloc.
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Former NATO leaders call for new headquarters to be named after Sen. John McCain
Sen. McCain was a regular visitor to NATO in Brussels and a vocal advocate for the alliance throughout his career.
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EU defense ambitions trickle down to industry, but is it good for business?
European Union nations, now unfettered by Britain’s decision to leave the organization, have achieved a 70-year-old ambition to integrate their defenses.
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EU legislature says European Army should be ‘complementary’ to NATO
Members of the European Parliament have adopted a wide-ranging report that covers issues such as U.S. commitment to the continent, Brexit, Russia and defense spending.
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At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
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How are NATO members doing on reaching defense spending goals?
Announcing specifics at a news conference, the head of NATO said that burden-sharing “underpins everything that we do.”
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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
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NATO chief calls on Russia to stick with INF Treaty
Jens Stoltenberg sees Moscow’s return to compliance with the Cold War-era arms-control agreement as key to ensuring the treaty’s survival.
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Calls grow louder for European arms embargo against Saudi Arabia
The alleged murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents casts a shadow on the EU arms trade with the kingdom.
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US aircraft carrier Truman will sail in huge NATO exercise
The ships will help simulate the alliance coming to the rescue of a member under attack.
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Top EU security chief emphasizes ‘shared self-interest’ in defense cooperation after Brexit
The European Union security chief has called for the “closest possible cooperation” on defense and security issues after the U.K. leaves the 28-member bloc.
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Former NATO leaders call for new headquarters to be named after Sen. John McCain
Sen. McCain was a regular visitor to NATO in Brussels and a vocal advocate for the alliance throughout his career.
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EU defense ambitions trickle down to industry, but is it good for business?
European Union nations, now unfettered by Britain’s decision to leave the organization, have achieved a 70-year-old ambition to integrate their defenses.
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EU legislature says European Army should be ‘complementary’ to NATO
Members of the European Parliament have adopted a wide-ranging report that covers issues such as U.S. commitment to the continent, Brexit, Russia and defense spending.
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At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
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How are NATO members doing on reaching defense spending goals?
Announcing specifics at a news conference, the head of NATO said that burden-sharing “underpins everything that we do.”
-
From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
-
NATO chief calls on Russia to stick with INF Treaty
Jens Stoltenberg sees Moscow’s return to compliance with the Cold War-era arms-control agreement as key to ensuring the treaty’s survival.
-
Calls grow louder for European arms embargo against Saudi Arabia
The alleged murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents casts a shadow on the EU arms trade with the kingdom.
-
US aircraft carrier Truman will sail in huge NATO exercise
The ships will help simulate the alliance coming to the rescue of a member under attack.
-
Top EU security chief emphasizes ‘shared self-interest’ in defense cooperation after Brexit
The European Union security chief has called for the “closest possible cooperation” on defense and security issues after the U.K. leaves the 28-member bloc.
-
Former NATO leaders call for new headquarters to be named after Sen. John McCain
Sen. McCain was a regular visitor to NATO in Brussels and a vocal advocate for the alliance throughout his career.
-
EU defense ambitions trickle down to industry, but is it good for business?
European Union nations, now unfettered by Britain’s decision to leave the organization, have achieved a 70-year-old ambition to integrate their defenses.
-
EU legislature says European Army should be ‘complementary’ to NATO
Members of the European Parliament have adopted a wide-ranging report that covers issues such as U.S. commitment to the continent, Brexit, Russia and defense spending.
-
At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
-
How are NATO members doing on reaching defense spending goals?
Announcing specifics at a news conference, the head of NATO said that burden-sharing “underpins everything that we do.”
-
From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
