
Warsaw Cancels Military Gender Training After Opposition Backlash
Poland’s defence ministry scrapped a proposed gender-focused training session for troops, which conservative lawmakers had denounced as ideologically driven.

Poland’s defence ministry scrapped a proposed gender-focused training session for troops, which conservative lawmakers had denounced as ideologically driven.

The wounded Russian army official serves as first deputy chief of Russia’s general staff and previously oversaw intelligence operations in Syria.

Investigators appear to be treating the blast as a targeted killing, adding to a growing list of high-profile attacks on military figures inside Russia since the war in Ukraine began.

The Netherlands aims to nearly triple its reserve forces by 2030—with labour unions and major firms aligning workplace policies with growing defence needs.

Belgium’s Defence Ministry is encouraging young people to volunteer for a year of military service, offering training, benefits, and a chance to contribute to national security—amid an intensifying European war drive.

The Croatian parliament voted to reinstate compulsory military service—amid the growing global tensions prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Can €130 billion fix European defense? Not sure. But can Brussels use it to make it worse? Absolutely.

Until the West overcomes its addiction to post-heroic values, NATO’s programme of rearmament will do little to provide its nations with genuine security

It is “premature” for Germany to consider sending its soldiers to Ukraine, warns the Armed Forces Commissioner.

Ministers accused of trying to save money rather than actually tackle gang violence.