The partnership seeks to build a new world order along the route of the old Silk Roads. But, asks Peter Frankopan, is this bond really as close as it seems?

The invasion of Ukraine does not merely continue. It accelerates. Almost every night, the Russians destroy more of Ukraine ...

Unusual and widespread GPS interference continues to plague ships operating in the Baltic Sea. Since 2022, such disruptions ...

Audra Plepytė reflected on her experience as ambassador and stressed Trump's cooperation with the Baltic States in her final ...

Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the on-and-off Russian nuclear threats, scholars have been analyzing Europe’s ...

On this week’s “More To The Story,” The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief talks about what he learned from “Signalgate”—and what ...

KYIV, Ukraine -- An emboldened Russia has ramped up military offensives on two fronts in Ukraine, scattering Kyiv’s precious ...

Beneath the 5 percent defense spending pledge lies NATO’s most significant strategic pivot since the end of the Cold War: an ...

A potential European nuclear deterrent is a different matter. European politicians have sporadically expressed concern about the nuclear threat from Russia, and defense experts have begun discussing ...

With the US operation in Iran triggering fresh arms races, Russia’s turn from multipolarity to imperial nostalgia highlights ...

If the Europeans can deliver on their new defense-spending commitments, the result will be a much safer world.

At the NATO summit, Estonia warned that Russia is the top long-term threat and Ukraine's defence is key to NATO security.