Tag: NATO

Lavrov Declares “War” with NATO and EU Amid Ukraine Conflict

The Editors - September 26, 2025

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov declared that Russia is at “war” with NATO and the European Union over Ukraine during a G20 meeting at...

From Poland to Estonia: Russia Probes NATO Air Defenses with Drone Swarms

Richard C. Young - September 25, 2025

In September, NATO forces intercepted 19 Russian drones that entered Polish airspace from Ukraine and Belarus, marking the first direct engagement between NATO and...

Wartime Output Soars as Russia Outproduces NATO Allies

The Editors - September 15, 2025

A new report reveals that Russia has surpassed the West in war-scale manufacturing, leading in the production of artillery, drones, and tanks. Despite sanctions...

“Shoot the Archer”: Rethinking Europe’s Missile Strategy

Richard C. Young - September 8, 2025

As Russia massively ramps up its missile and drone production, Europe’s current missile defense strategy is proving unsustainable, outpaced, and cost-inefficient, according to War...

“There are no Russian troops Operating in Western Ukraine.”

Richard C. Young - April 28, 2022

Paul Craig Roberts on LewRockwell.com writes about the real threat in the Ukrainian conflict. He writes (abridged): I still have forebodings about the manner in...

The Armed American Family: Part II

Richard C. Young - January 22, 2019

Originally posted March 23, 2015. The old saying in Switzerland goes, “Switzerland doesn’t have an army, it is an army.” This is because most Swiss...

Brezinsky, McCain, Hadley, Bolton on Wrong Ukraine Track

Richard C. Young - March 23, 2018

Originally posted March 13, 2014. Americans by now must recognize that the war hawks have a well-documented track record of rashness, misjudgment and failure. Following...

Breakthrough Could Pave Way to Underwater Internet

Steve Schneider - July 12, 2017

NATO researchers have developed the first ever international standard for underwater communications called JANUS. Named after the Roman god of gateways, JANUS will allow...

United States: Umpire to the World?

Richard C. Young - August 23, 2016

My friend, Christopher A. Preble, vice president for defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute, explains to readers at nationalinterest.org that “umpires...

Here’s a Real Bad Idea

Richard C. Young - September 30, 2015

In Foreign Policy, James Stavridis outlines his support for a formal alliance with Israel. He writes: There is certainly broad consensus on the need to assuage...

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