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Kiel Study: Only 41.7 Billion Euros of Germany’s 100 Billion Went to Ukraine
BERLIN, July 12 — Across the polished corridors of the German Chancellery, the ledger of war and diplomacy…
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Italy Breaks Up Alleged Russian Spy Ring Seeking Air Defense Data on Ukraine
MOSCOW, July 12 — The Russian Main Intelligence Directorate, known as the GRU, has been implicated in a…
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Germany Funds Tens of Thousands of Interceptor Drones for Ukraine in €1.3 Billion Package
BERLIN, July 12 — Germany has committed a new 400 million euro drone package to Ukraine, the latest…
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Russian Espionage in Europe: Czech, Dutch and Norwegian Cases From 2021 and 2022
THE HAGUE, July 12 — The Italian counterintelligence operation that led to the arrest of two Italian citizens…
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Italy Breaks Up Russian Spy Cell Hunting Ukraine’s Air Defense Positions
ROME, July 12 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable: a quiet, targeted Russian intelligence operation that ran…
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Germany’s Ukraine Aid Is EUR 31 to EUR 42 Billion, Not 100 Billion, Kiel Says
BERLIN, July 12 — The mechanics of German military aid to Ukraine, on closer reading, reveal a story…
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Germany Became Ukraine’s Second-Largest Military Backer Since 2022
BERLIN, July 12 — The shift in Germany’s military posture is no longer a slow pivot; it is…
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Germany Announces €1.3 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine, Including Interceptor Drones
BERLIN, July 12 — Germany has committed over €28 billion in military aid to Ukraine since February 2022,…
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NATO Expansion Since 2022 Reshapes Global Military Alliances
BRUSSELS, July 11 — The enlargement of NATO has reshaped the European security map in ways that were…
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Russia’s War Economy: How Sanctions, the Oil Cap and Military Spending Played Out
LONDON, July 11 — The mechanics of the West’s financial war on Russia have produced a picture that…
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NATO-Ukraine Council Gives Kyiv an Equal Seat, but No Membership Date
BRUSSELS, July 10 — The shift is quiet but unmistakable: Ukraine’s relationship with NATO is no longer just…
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Stoltenberg Names Finland and Sweden NATO Entry His Proudest Decision
OSLO, July 10 — Jens Stoltenberg, the 13th Secretary General of NATO, is preparing to hand over command…
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NATO’s Partner Network Spans 35 Countries From Europe to the Gulf and Asia
BRUSSELS, July 10 — The shift in how NATO projects power and influence is no longer just about…
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NATO’s Post-Cold War Expansion, from 1999 to Sweden in 2024, and the 1997 Founding Act
BRUSSELS, July 10 — Against the backdrop of a continent reshaped by war, the enlargement of NATO stands…
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NATO Grows Black Sea Footprint on Land and in the Air as Montreux Keeps Warships Out
ISTANBUL, July 9 — The mechanics of NATO’s presence in the Black Sea have become a careful balancing…
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NATO Chief Mark Rutte Pushes Allies Toward a Joint Arctic Defense
BRUSSELS — Mark Rutte, the former Dutch prime minister who took the helm of NATO on October 1,…
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Trump and Zelensky relations hit new low after Russia sanctions waiver and diesel deal
KYIV, July 8 — Against this backdrop of shifting geopolitical winds, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appears to be…
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Arctic Rivalry: Russia’s Buildup, a Paused Council and the Northwest Passage Dispute
MOSCOW, July 8 — Russia has the longest Arctic coastline of any nation, and the record shows Moscow…
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Russia’s Military Buildup in the Arctic: A Challenge for NATO
MOSCOW, July 8 — The shift is happening in the Arctic, and it’s been building for nearly two…
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Greenland’s Strategic Value: From the Pituffik Base to Arctic Minerals
NUUK, July 8 — The United States has again cast its gaze toward Greenland, a pattern that repeats…
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NATO in Afghanistan: From ISAF Command in 2003 to Withdrawal in 2021
KABUL, July 8 — NATO took command of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan on August 11,…
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NATO’s Response to Russia’s 2022 Invasion of Ukraine: Defense
BRUSSELS, July 8 — The mechanics of NATO’s posture shift since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February…
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NATO’s Article 5 Invoked Only Once After 2001 U.S. Attacks
BRUSSELS, July 8 — The text is stark, almost clinical in its brevity. Article 5 of the North…
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Study Tallies Russia-Ukraine War’s Economic Cost for Europe and Ukraine
KYIV, July 6 — NATO member states have reportedly decided to limit Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s role at…
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