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Der russische Militäreinsatz in Syrien

Die Stationierung und der Einsatz von russischen Luftstreitkräften in Syrien könnten zum Wendepunkt...

Wechsel in Kanada

Nach dem Wechsel im Amt des kanadischen Ministerpräsidenten wird es auch ein Wechsel der Politik...

Sweden’s evolving relationship with NATO and its consequences for the Baltic Sea region

What would happen if Sweden joined NATO? It goes without saying that Swedish membership would...

NATO reaches fork in road

After 14 years of fighting against Al Qaida, the Taliban and now ISIL, while increasingly focusing...

Libya’s lesson for bombing Syria

More than a year after the U.S.-led Operation Inherent Resolve began air strikes against the...

Canada's patched-up military: Too few dollars, too many missions

The national conversation is missing because politicians know defence is rarely a big vote getter,...

Why can't NATO and the EU just get along?

For anybody who spends time in Brussels, one of the more baffling mysteries in the self-styled...

In search of new answers for NATO

Next year’s NATO summit in Warsaw requires new answers to familiar questions. As in the Cold War,...

NATO’s endless Caucasian courtship

To fanfare, NATO inaugurated a new Joint Training and Evaluation Center (JTEC) near Tbilisi, the...

We need to talk about NATO

The election of Jeremy Corbyn to lead the Labour Party has not so much unlocked the door to popular...

For members only the consequences of the Caspian Summit’s foreign military ban

Last September brought with it major changes to the hotly contested Caspian Sea region. These...

Nato’s war games reduce global tensions, not escalate them

In response to your article “Russia and Nato war games ‘raise risk of the real thing’” (12 August),...

Poland: The Lynchpin of Security on NATO’s Front Lines

While Moscow’s aggressive actions have changed the way many in NATO view the threat posed by...

Nato underwrites the stability of the EU. Corbyn's plan to pull the UK out of it would be disastrous

Reason is slipping from the left. Not on economics; it is perfectly sensible for Jeremy Corbyn’s...

US plays politics with Patriot missile removal

It looks as though the departure of Patriot missiles from Turkey will be at least as controversial...

Beware the nuclear experts

Nuclear deterrence is risky business to be sure, but Murdock and Karako’s recommendations suffer...

Germany’s ‘speak no evil’ Russia policy

Mrs. Merkel’s aide’s careful avoidance of the Russian issue came a few days after Spiegel magazine...

To keep Putin out, the Baltics need more NATO boots on the ground

A pessimistic view is present in the Baltic capitals that Russia, rather than being cautioned by...

Who’s afraid of NATO enlargement?

NATO members have to deal with two competing considerations about future enlargement. One is the...

What Greece's debt crisis means for Russia and NATO stand-off in Europe

As the cash in Athens begins to run out following the rejection of European Union-led austerity...

A slap in the face for East Europeans and Americans

It's honest. It reflects the mood. And it is a pathetic display. According to a new Pew Research...

Will France unseat UK as most capable US ally in EU?

US policymakers are worried about the UK. The US' closest and most capable ally is facing defence...

Foreign policy is no laughing matter

Most Singaporeans are not very interested in foreign policy, which they regard as remote from their...

NATO has never been more relevant

Thucydides stated that nations go to war for one of three reasons: fear, honor and interest. One...

Moscow’s account of Nato expansion is a case of false memory syndrome

In recent years, the bitterness of the Russian political elite against the west has been anchored...

The inglorious Bundeswehr

Germans have a reputation for being well-organized, efficient, and meticulous to the point of...

Was the Iraq war a crime or a mistake? Yes.

Pretty much everybody in American politics now agrees that the Iraq War was not a great idea. The...

China comes to Djibouti: Why Washington should be worried

The United States’ investment in Djibouti, which amounts to more than $70 million per year...

Defence spending is just as important as overseas aid

After the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Cold War, we were supposed to reap the...

Putin uses the S-300 missile to dominate its neighbors. Now Iran can, too.

As the Kremlin lifts its ban on the delivery of S-300 missiles to Iran, and as Russian Foreign...

The world of threats to the US is an illusion

When Americans look out at the world, we see a swarm of threats. ... In fact, this world of threats...

Is Russia really a threat to NATO?

Elizabeth Zolotukhina, ISN (Switzerland) Over the next five years, Moscow aims to have...

British foreign policy: Punch and duty

Just over 20 years ago the foreign secretary, Douglas Hurd, declared that Britain should aim to...

Russia has opened up another front in the Czech Republic

While eastern Europeans are talking about possible next targets in Ukraine (Mariupol, Kharkiv, or...

The mechanics of NATO's collective self-defense

Article 5 has several built-in weaknesses that stem from both the consensus voting procedure...

One professional Russian troll tells all

St. Petersburg blogger Marat Burkhard spent two months working at Internet Research in the...