Story by 1st Lt. Kayley Phillips, U.S. Army Regional Correctional Activity-EuropeSEMBACH, Germany – U.S. Army Regional ...

Germany’s quiet diplomacy helped secure U.S. support for Ukraine. But its long-term security ties to Washington are entering ...

Europe is racing to mass-produce drones as experts warn of lagging urgency, rising threats, and the need for a radical shift ...

"Russia will be ready for confrontation with Europe — and therefore with us — as early as 2027," Polish Prime Minister Donald ...

The best candidate, at least for the near term, has granular understanding of existing forces and informal links to suppliers ...

Momentum in Europe is building: years of marginal steps to bolster European defenses gave way to meaningful action after ...

Army experts stressed the importance of joint doctrine and technology for the U.S. military, NATO and its allies to ...

Australia’s DroneShield has received three separate follow-on contracts from a European reseller to deliver handheld detection and counter-drone systems. The A$61.6m ($40m) contracts, which ...

Nothing proves the UK’s “Nato-first” approach like stockpiling the British Army’s ammunition and heavier equipment in a number of storage facilities dotted around Europe. This is one piece ...

NATO's commitment to spend five percent of GDP on defense by 2035 was meant to unify the alliance, but it's revealing ...

Readiness rates for British Typhoon fighters was about 35 percent in 2017. Back then it was noted that this was not just a French problem but is typical of all West European armed forces. Britain had ...

Europe's slow military mobilization leaves it vulnerable to future conflicts. Ukraine's drone success highlights the need for EU collaboration and innovation.