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Escalation won’t alter the fact that a Russian victory is not possible, security analyst Tom Clonan writes.

Defending the Baltic states and deterring Russian aggression will be far easier and cheaper than liberating them would be.

After more than a decade of efforts by Poland and other new NATO members in eastern Europe, the United States has agreed to move its US Army 5th Corps (aka as Fifth or V Corps) headquarters to Poland and build support facilities, including storage for

As the war in Ukraine has entered its fourth month, NATO leaders are meeting in Madrid for their annual conference from 28 to 30 June

As the war in Ukraine has entered its fourth month, NATO leaders are meeting in Madrid for their annual conference from 28 to 30 June to discuss the most important security issues facing the military…

It's the "very first time" NATO has employed these forces "in a deterrence and defence role," the US's top commander in Europe said.

It's the "very first time" NATO has employed these forces "in a deterrence and defense role," the US's top commander in Europe said.

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After a long period focusing mostly on expeditionary warfare, NATO is relearning old skills related to deterrence and collective defense and learning how to apply these in new strategic circumstances. It is certainly on the right path, while this process requires continued focus and investment, head of defense policy and strategy program at the ICDS Tony Lawrence writes.

By Colin Barnard  In a recent article for CIMSEC, I proposed three ways to improve U.S. maritime posture in Europe, including the forward basing of small surface combatants in the Baltic and Barents Seas. Due to the Montreux Convention, however, only littoral states are able to base warships in the Black Sea, which excludes the United States and all but three NATO members: Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey. Recognizing this limitation and others on overall NATO maritime posture in the region, Russ...