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Trident, Trump and Transactionalism: Or how British nuclear weapons could now be our worst Achilles heel
Paul Ingram and Ian Davis*
11 April 2025
Silence of the NATO lambs: NATO Secretary General continues to see the United States as a trustworthy ally, but dismisses Greenland, tariffs and other concerns
A review of the meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers, Brussels, 3-4 April 2025
10 April 2025
NATO plans to share classified military information with industry and EU, but not parliamentarians or the public
Ian Davis
3 February 2025
NATO countries spending 3%? That's empire
By Ian Proud
17 January 2025
This article was first published by Responsible Statecraft on 17 December 2024 and is reproduced here with the kind permission of the author.
Negotiating an End to the Ukraine War: Is it Possible?
By Maksym Beznosiuk and Martin A. Smith
6 January 2025
NATO Foreign Ministers agree measures to counter Russian ‘sabotage’, but little new on Ukraine and the Middle East
A review of the meeting of NATO Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Brussels, 3-4 December 2024
Trump 2.0 and NATO: Implications for Ukraine, European security and military spending
11 November 2024
NATO Defence Ministers seek common munitions standards, more joint procurement and further support for Ukraine
A review of the meeting of NATO Ministers of Defence
Brussels, 17-18 October 2024
NATO Tactical Nuclear Weapons Exercise and Base Upgrades
By Hans Kristensen, Federation of American Scientists
From High Noon to Steadfast Noon
By Tariq Rauf*
This article was first published by In Depth News on 14 October 2024 and is reproduced here under the Creative Commons licence.