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Dire warning from confidential meeting: It’s no longer a question of if Russia will attack NATO, but when

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the NATO-bloc has been in a race against time to increase it’s defensive capabilities out of fear that Putin won’t stop with Ukraine. Earlier this year,

As NATO allies accuse Russia of hybrid warfare, U.S. joins war games in Sweden focused on disrupting sabotage

Some of America's closest European allies say they're already in a gray zone between peace and war with Russia.

Nato warplanes scrambled & two airports shut down in Poland after massive Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine

NATO was forced to scramble fighter jets after the Russian forces launched one of the biggest drone and missile attacks on Ukraine. At least 25 people have been killed and 75 injured – with

Michael Clarke Q&A: Why NATO is getting closer to threatening to shoot down Russian aircraft - and how vulnerable UK really is

Professor Michael Clarke has been answering your Ukraine war questions - scroll down for the best of his answers or watch back in the video below.

Russia just struck Europe again – when does Nato say enough is enough?

Russia stands accused of sabotage on Poland’s railways. The Kremlin attacked a gas-loaded tanker on the Romania border, forcing the evacuation of several villages in the country. Moscow has repeatedly flown drones into European airspace,

NATO tests new anti-drone systems to strengthen defences along border with Russia

The Merops -- which can use artificial intelligence to target enemy drones -- is just one of many similar systems that NATO countries are testing

NATO Ally Reveals Chief Suspect Behind ‘Unprecedented’ Sabotage Attack

The Polish government said it believes that Russian secret services are behind the bombing of a major railway line in the NATO country, in what Prime Minister Donald Tusk described as an “unprecedented act of sabotage".
Hudson Institute

Deterrence on NATO’s Eastern Flank

Peter Rough, director of the Center on Europe and Eurasia at Hudson Institute, testified before the United States Helsinki Commission during its “Deterrence on NATO’s Eastern Flank” hearing. The session was convened to examine Russia’s overt and covert tactics,
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