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Despite Trump cajoling Europe to pay up, Putin is the victor from this week’s Nato summit
Nato leaders departed their summit in The Hague on Wednesday with relief. All, except for Spain, promised to spend what much more money on defence (though the concept of “defence” is now being elasticated to includes things like another runway at Heathrow).
NATO leaders meeting in the Netherlands on 25 June approved The Hague Summit Declaration, agreeing to invest 5% of GDP on ...
Similar sabotage acts previously affected NATO member states, including Sweden, such as the cutting of key underwater ...
NATO member defense spending commitments are overdue, writes Bruce Stokes of the German Marshall Fund. But how plausible are they?
As this year’s NATO Summit approaches, key questions about the Russia-Ukraine war remain unresolved. Ceasefire talks have stalled, and the United States continues to struggle with how to compel ...
Europe's defense spending is rising and many officials want to become more independent from US output. But the continent ...
NATO leaders agreed to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP and renewed their “ironclad commitment” to mutual security in ...
European countries will be able to fill in the gaps left by the U.S. military on the continent with proper planning, the ...
NATO also needs to change the distribution of leadership and responsibility within the alliance. For over 75 years, NATO has ...
For Trump, Vladimir Putin is a man looking for an off-ramp from the Ukraine war. For NATO and Mark Rutte, he may be just ...
NATO's new goals are a step in the right direction, but ensuring they're met will take vigilance on the part of the U.S. and ...
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