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Denmark said it will send unarmed soldiers to Ukraine to learn drone warfare, but Russia said their location would be a ...
Key Takeaways The S&P 500 gained 0.8% on Monday, April 14, 2025, after smartphones and other electronics were exempted from ...
A partisan divide is widening among Americans on the country’s support for NATO, with Democrats being more likely to have a ...
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Why Denmark Plans to Send Troops to Ukraine
NATO member Denmark has announced it will send soldiers to Ukraine. Despite the nonviolent nature of their deployment, Russia ...
A video of NATO troops and armoured vehicles in Estonia in February is not evidence of a recent military escalation with ...
The bond that was the irreplaceable glue for the NATO alliance is not only being eroded, but it also is being removed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited wounded soldiers in an Odesa hospital ...
NATO is unlikely to provide a peacekeeping force for Ukraine due to Russia’s refusal to accept Western forces, and a ...
NATO's secretary-general says the alliance's support for Ukraine remains “unwavering.” Mark Rutte emphasizes that more than ...
Roughly 4,000 troops and 913 military vehicles from ten NATO countries will take part in the multinational exercise Dacian ...
Nato has acquired an AI-powered military system from Palantir, the US software company chaired by Donald Trump-backer Peter Thiel and with strong Pentagon connections.
Putting a European in place as the leader of Nato forces might seem like an easy option, but there are several major issues.