NATO is working to integrate drones, robots, and other emerging technologies into naval operations. The alliance is innovating and modernizing to get an edge on adversaries. But a top commander told ...
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This Is What Might Happen If Russia Ever Joined NATO
Wall St. Insights NATO was founded in 1949 for the collective self-defense of the Western allied countries against Soviet ...
At a meeting in Brussels, Chinese deputies told members of the European Parliament that NATO should not exist and repeated Russian arguments regarding the war in Ukraine, Euractiv reports. The ...
Canada has announced 25 critical minerals investments and partnerships with allies as it races to develop C$6.4bn (US$4.6bn) ...
Experts say there are roughly 12,241 nuclear weapons across the world, with just over 9,600 thought to be operational.
Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, the chair of Nato’s military committee, said last week that Russia and China are together ...
BERLIN (Reuters) -German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul will meet NATO's Secretary General Mark Rutte, Indian Trade ...
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the West’s perception of China has shifted significantly, ...
A former senior Nato commander and naval expert has told Westminster politicians that a united Ireland would pose a strategic ...
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NATO is trying to beat Russia and China on drones and robots. A top commander says it's not moving fast enough.
NATO is racing to arm alliance navies with cutting-edge warfighting tech, from drones to robots, but leadership warns that it's not fast enough to guarantee a decisive edge over top foes. "Do I feel ...
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