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The U.S. should get the Arctic firmly on NATO’s agenda and ensure that the alliance agrees on a common policy toward the region’s security.

Happy Wednesday, TSF. You made it to another Hump Day [insert GEICO camel commercial here]. Today’s Sporcle is inspired by Arsenal’s trip north of the Arctic Circle to the tiny town of Bodø. It’ll...

Civil society groups claim that the tiltrotor aircraft has had a significant impact on the local population’s quality of life.

Lithuania's PM said NATO members owe Ukraine a "moral debt" and negotiations for it joining should start immediately, even if it annoys Russia.

UK engineering and services group Babcock has been contracted by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) to provide a new maritime communications electronic support measures (CESM) capability to replace the Hammerhead CESM suite fitted to Royal Nav...

Finland and Sweden's accession to NATO has created a new Northern European strategic reality.

“I think we heard some discussion that, ‘Norway can do navy and Finland does army’ — that's way too simple. It's more complicated than that,” said Norwegian defense minister Bjørn Arild Gram.

Climate change affects our everyday lives, but many aspects of the subject are yet to be widely explored. For example, the impact of the defence sector on the environment, and vice versa, is (...)

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus pandemic raises the question of what role, if any, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) should play in responding to current and future global health contagions. As an intergovernmental military alliance, NATO’s main interest during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as any future pandemics, is to ensure the readiness of Alliance forces to carry out combat operations at a moment’s notice.

General Dynamics Land Systems and Textron Systems are in a head-to-head competition with nearly $7 billion on the line.