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Will harness the best new technology for transatlantic security. climate change is a defining challenge of our time and nato is committed to playing our part mitigating the impact on our security. today we agreed a new methodology to map military greenhouse gas emissions. and we agreed concrete targets to cut nato emissions. our aim is to cut nato emissions. our aim is to cut emissions by nato bodies and commands by at least 45% by 2030. and move towards net zero by 2050. this is an important st...

Russias invasion of Ukraine dramatically escalated what was already projected to be record levels of food insecurity in the world.

Groups like the G7 and EU have played a critical role in punishing Moscow for its invasion and cushioning the war’s global effects, experts said.

What is Lithuania’s role in addressing the challenges facing the global community from Russia's and China's influence in Europe?

Russia is increasingly trying to “Russify” areas of Ukraine under its control.

During the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Turkey has engendered goodwill in the West by serving as a mediator between the two nations. However, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's public warning that Turkey may block Sweden and Finland's bids to join NATO risks destroying that goodwill. How has Russia’s invasion of Ukraine affected Turkey's standing and geopolitical calculations? Has Moscow's military blunder led Ankara to rethink its defense ties with R...

Explore the Atlantic Council's interactive trackers for how the world has responded via military, humanitarian, and economic means.

Ukraine and strengthening transatlantic security. but our conversations began well before today. president niinisto and i spoke last december and again in january and the weeks leading up to russias unjust and unprovoked assault on ukraine. in march, the president came to the white house, came to the white house, to see me, to discuss this brutal conflict, and the rupture its causing in europe. while we were in the oval office together, we picked up the phone and we called the prime minister and...

Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak stressed his nation’s plans to increase its defense capabilities during a visit Wednesday to Washington, where he was greeted by U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III. During a meeting at the Pentagon, Austin commended Poland for its humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine, saying it has not only…

With defense expenditures set to reach to 3% of GDP, Poland’s defense minister is visiting defense manufacturers in the United States