Europe

Despite involving two of Europe's largest aviation firms and a leading information technology company, the program has been plagued with internal troubles.

Brink did not have an easy job—serving as the link between the United States and Ukraine at a time of profound difficulty for the latter country.

Moscow has already made clear that it regards the Ukraine War as an existential conflict for its future. The Kremlin will stop at nothing to achieve victory—even if it means...

The timing of the Chinese citizens’ capture—as Russia and Ukraine have begun indirect talks towards a ceasefire that would end the war—is notable, and President Zelensky highlighted their presence as...

The EU’s Digital Markets Act is a flawed experiment, born of envy rather than vision.

Have Western attempts to weaken Russia over the last three years been effective?

The Charles de Gaulle remains the backbone of France’s sea-based power projection strategy.

The latest show of force by the Dauntless is a clear sign that the Daring-class isn’t going to go away overnight.

The recent failed Spectrum rocket launch is another example of the poor state of Europe’s space program—but is, at least, a step in the right direction. 

Despite its heavy losses, the Russian military leadership persists in its attritional strategy, exchanging men for Ukrainian territory.

In December 2023, Berlin and Vilnius agreed to a roadmap action plan that called for the stationing of thousands of foreign troops in Lithuania. Now, Germany plans to station 105...

The first two of Sofia‘s original order of eight F-16 Block 70 Fighting Falcons were officially handed over in late January via American defense contractor Lockheed Martin.