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
Russia-NATO relations
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.
Germans uneasy about stationing new US missiles
Their deployment could be used as part of some future deal with Russia but they're creating insecurity in the meantime
By Anatol Lieven
The CFE Treaty: The latest European arms control domino to fall
11 November 2023
NATO allies condemned Russia’s withdrawal on 7 November from the 1990 Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE), a key post-Cold War agreement, and said they would suspend its operation in response.
Dismantling deterrence instead of dismantling disarmament
By Ray Acheson, Reaching Critical Will, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
Sharing mass destruction
3 August 2023
By Ray Acheson, Director of Reaching Critical Will, Disarmament Programme, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Summit prepares ground for a more militarized Europe, future Ukrainian membership and expansion into the Indo-Pacific
Analysis of the NATO Vilnius Summit, 11-12 July 2023
By Dr. Ian Davis, NATO Watch
Update 47: Russia’s war with Ukraine
For several months the war has involved nearly static frontlines and has now largely become a war of attrition. Russian forces still hold nearly a fifth of the country and Ukraine’s western allies continue to supply military and financial aid to Ukraine.