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Going forward, most NATO members are willing to provide economic aid to Ukraine and offer it NATO membership.

Provocative moves by great powers are pushing the world one step closer to the ultimate disaster.

The Promise—And Pitfalls—of the U.S. Strategy in the Baltics

How the March 11 raid on the MQM's Karachi headquarters changed Pakistan.

The new 40,000-strong Arab League “response force” is all about countering Iran. Get ready for tense times and strange bedfellows in the Middle East.

Sitting in Washington, it is often too easy to look across the Atlantic and think there is no one serious about defense. European leaders are preoccupied with internal questions like the future of the European Union. Their publics remain skeptical of using military force. And despite years of stern warnings by U.S. defense leaders about the capabilities gap between the U.S. and Europe and demands that Europeans boost defense investments, most countries still spend less.

"Audit of the public debt and renegotiation of interest due and suspension of payments until the economy has revived and growth and employment return."

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu in conversation

"Russia will retaliate against a nuclear/WMD attack against itself and/or its allies; and it will also go nuclear if an existential threat is posed by a conventional attack."

Vladimir Putin has signed a new military doctrine, naming NATO expansion among key external risks, the Kremlin said on Friday, days after Ukraine made fresh steps to join the Atlantic military allianc