The Latest Breaking News from NATO

While G20 foreign ministers were meeting in Bali, Indonesia, the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, threatened further escalation in his war against Ukraine, announcing to the world that “by and large, we have not started anything in earnest yet”. What he meant became quickly clear when a missile attack hit an…

Latvia’s president says he supports a plan to reinstate national conscription for men, and for women on a voluntary basis

WASHINGTON — The House takes up its annual National Defense Authorization Act this week, and the most consequential amendments may or may not be the ones that generate the most rhetorical heat.

As NATO's military footprint expands far beyond Europe to confront China, the planet's survival is in doubt

The most consequential amendments on the defense policy bill may or may not be the ones that draw the most rhetorical heat.

The Transport Secretary’s Tory rival Rishi Sunak is preparing to launch his bid for No 10 with a pledge to cut taxes.

The Tory leadership hopeful said cuts to the Army are ‘unthinkable’ as he promised to cancel them in the face of Russian aggression.

The world cannot afford the continuation of this war, and India is in a unique position to help

Analysis: Kyiv says it is raising a million-strong army but it will need to carefully plan its counterattack

Latvia may have to increase it defence spending and introduce compulsory military service for its citizens regardless of their gender to contain any possible security risks arising from Russia, President Egils Levits told Reuters.

This edition of Paris Perspective looks at Turkey’s role within NATO and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s balancing act between Moscow, Kyiv and the Western military alliance.