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When President Donald Trump first started fantasizing about seizing Greenland for the US, it sounded farcical — a little Gilbert and Sullivan, or maybe The Mouse that Roared. In the wake of America’s attack on Caracas, however, it now seems as likely …
“I foresee no fighting, nothing like we saw in Venezuela,” analyst Rasmus Søndergaard told Breaking Defense, but if there is the US would certainly prevail.
.I’d like to direct your attention to a 2014 blog post due to recent events:”How NATO changed the perception of what an alliance is and does” /2014/02/how-nato-changed-perception-of-what.html Systems sometimes just seem stable until they coll…
The White House has said using the US military is always an option, but few analysts believe it a likely oneEurope live – latest updatesThe Trump administration has said repeatedly that the US needs to gain control of Greenland, a mineral-rich, largely…
Former United States National Security Advisor John Bolton has sharply criticised President Donald Trump’s recent tariff threat against India, describing it as a “self‑inflicted wound” that has caused real damage to India–US relations.In an interview with ANI, Bolton argued that the move underlined Trump’s lack of “strategic sense” about Washington’s long‑term interests, especially at a time of
The alliance has no provision for the previously unthinkable: one of its members turning on anotherEurope live – latest updatesThe idea that one Nato country could attack another – a US invasion of Greenland – is so alien that the most famous article i…
The US may be making positive noises, but exhausted Ukrainians remain wary after nearly four years of war“I would give anything in the world if, in this address, I could say that peace will also come in just a few minutes,” Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in …
Transatlantic political turbulence could disrupt orders from European customers for US defense equipment over the long term, but if the last year is anything to go by, business is likely to be relatively predictable.
The coming 12 months could shake up where US troops are positioned and new details about the Golden Dome initiative.
From spikes in European military spending to the push for a virtual wall to protect NATO countries from Russian drones, the continent faces a new era in defense.