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The military coup in Niger is another setback for security in the Sahel region, also scuppering German government plans for the redeployment of armed forces and for development cooperation.

The military coup in Niger is another setback for security in the Sahel region – also scuppering German government plans for the deployment of armed forces and for development cooperation.

Germany is joining other Western nations in showing more muscle in the Indo-Pacific by sending more warships and joining drills with allies.

Europe's largest economy goes on spending spree to modernize its sagging army; considers buying armed drones and Arrow 3 missile defense system from Israel

Speaking to a coalition of womens groups, the pope said the conflict in Ukraine was a product of the old logic of power that still dominates so-called geopolitics.

The King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies on Sunday convened an important session on “Foreign and Security Policy in the Framework of the German-Arab Gulf Dialogue on Security and Cooperation.” The meeting was especially timely given the Ukraine crisis and the changes it has brought to Germany’s policies. Ukraine is the first major crisis facing the new German

Political leaders from all sides of the Bundestag have backed reintroduction of compulsory service in the German military as country increases defence spending.

German troops have been stationed in Mali for nearly nine years. But the Bundeswehr's mission might soon be over. Critics in Berlin are questioning its purpose. And Mali itself is looking out for new allies.

The military junta in Mali has refused to let a German military transport plane fly over its territory. Germany, which has soldiers based in Mali, is now seeking an explanation.

The military junta in Mali has refused to let a German military transport plane fly over its territory. Germany, which has soldiers based in Mali, is now seeking an explanation.