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By Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio for VT Europe Versione originale in Italiano «Foster a culture of cyber resilience: The deployment of military forces is particularly vulnerable to a potential adversary seeking to delay and destabilize NATO or EU responses to a crisis. Increased awareness of the cyber threat posed to military mobility should be actively […]

On October 21, the Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and the Ministry of Defense held online consultations involving the Baltic States and the United States of America on cyber security and th...

On 14-15 October 2021, the Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Robert Bauer, was in Iceland where he met with key Icelandic representatives

On 7-8 October 2021, the NATO Military Committee travelled to Georgia where they held a special meeting in Georgia Format and visited the NATO-Georgia

TURKEY'S CAVUSOGLU TO COME TO UKRAINE ON WORKING VISIT Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu will begin his two-day visit to the Ukrainian city of Lviv for the 9th Meeting of the Joint Strategic Planning Group between Turkey and Ukraine. The meeting will review preparations for the High-Level Strategic Council between…

On 5th October 2021, the Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer welcomed Vice Admiral Daniel W. Dwyer to NATO HQ, in Brussels

The expansion of its global leadership team comes on the heels of a $210m series A funding round.

Amid the continuing kerfuffle in France over a U.S. plan to provide Australia with nuclear-powered submarines, some lawmakers on the left and right are questioning the point of NATO membership, an alliance which French President Emmanuel Macron two years ago described as “brain dead.”

PARIS — US President Joe Biden has requested early talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, France said on Sunday, in an apparent effort to mend fences after a row over a submarines contract sparked rare tensions between the allies.The announcement came after Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison rejected French accusations that Canberra had lied about plans to cancel

Workers Revolutionary Party HMS Defender – the British destroyer should be renamed ‘HMS Aggressor’ says Russia LAST Wednesday, a Russian patrol ship and fighter jet fired warning shots and dropped bombs along the path of a British destroyer that had veered into Russian territorial waters off Crimea in the Black Sea. London initially denied that any incident took place, claiming that the Royal Navy ship was merely enjoying ‘innocent passage’ through â€�...