Dutch Opposition to NATO Shadow Power Mounting Michael Curzon July 15, 2025 The prospect of secretive deals bypassing democratic bodies has triggered discussions on parliamentary sovereignty.
Finland Proposes Introduction of Digital Citizenship Test TEC News July 10, 2025 A suggested requirement for a personal interview has been scrapped.
Trump Comment on Article 5 Raises Fears About His Commitment to NATO Zolta Győri June 24, 2025 On board Air Force One, the U.S. President deflected a question about Article 5 ahead of the crucial Hague summit.
Defense Ministers: EU Regulations Hinder European Defense Zolta Győri May 30, 2025 Investors looking to support defense projects in Europe are turned away by the staggering amount of bureaucracy compared to other projects elsewhere in the world.
Sánchez May Paint Blackout as Security Threat To Ask for Defense Funds Javier Villamor April 30, 2025 It would not be the first time the socialist leader attempts to twist the definition of defense to fund non-military projects.
Defeat Begins Not on the Battlefield, but Within Adam Gazdiev April 18, 2025 When the adversary denies borders, morality, and the value of human life itself, refusal to resist is not a path to peace. It is a path to erasure.
Denmark Moves to Women’s Mandatory Military Service Sooner Than Expected Tamás Orbán March 26, 2025 The accelerated policy shift is an important step toward “full gender equality,” according to defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen.
What Exactly Do Europe’s Leaders Want To Defend? Mick Hume March 17, 2025 They are playing war games but don’t truly believe that Europe’s values are worth fighting for.
Europe in Fantasy Land With Plans for ‘Parallel-NATO’ Michael Curzon February 20, 2025 Macron’s new ‘crisis response unit’ suffers from its own crisis of relevance.
Trump’s Ukraine Power Play Exposes EU Impotence Mick Hume February 13, 2025 Europe’s sovereign nations need to get their own defences in order.
