The Greek-managed Contship Jet went down a day after three sea drones struck it, the latest in a wave of attacks on shipping near NATO coasts

With Russia expected to rebuild much of its military strength and uncertainty surrounding future U.S. commitments, NATO faces a deadline to address capability gaps and strengthen Europe’s ability to defend itself

Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Finance Minister John Healey will detail how Britain intends to fulfill its alliance commitments, including spending 3.5% of GDP on core defense by 2035.

Greece deepens its ties with the US during Marco Rubio’s visit, betting on Washington as relations between Europe and the Trump administration remain strained

Russian threats and US uncertainty pushed Europe toward France's arsenal. What Greece gains, what it owes, and what happens in a Greek-Turkish crisis

The Russian foreign minister accused European governments of preparing for a possible conflict with Russia

About 70% of Swiss voters rejected enshrining a strict form of neutrality that would have ended Russia sanctions and curbed cooperation with NATO

Polls show a clear majority of Swiss voters plan to reject Sunday the 27th's initiative to write a strict definition of neutrality into the constitution

A blaze at a Starlink station near Warsaw that serves Ukraine was deliberate, Poland's digital minister says, though other officials urge caution

The question is no longer how to keep Turkey in NATO. It is whether NATO should keep Turkey at all

Moscow calls Britain "one step" from complicity in "terrorism," threatening catastrophic consequences unless UK policy changes

Defense officials are examining relocating the air defense battery from Karpathos amid intelligence reports that Iran could target U.S. assets in Cyprus and Bulgaria if Washington strikes Tehran again