The NATO leaders are also likely to approve plans to enhance NATO Rapid Response to more than 300,000 troops which is a seven-fold increase from 40,000 troops at present. The Rapid Response troops ...

"If we consider our situation on the eve of any conflict situation, we have EDF units here, allied units who are already present here – the two battle groups, and we should definitely get NATO rapid ...

Rapid and effective organization on the military ... the method by which these problems are handled will also determine NATO's future. Thus far the Treaty organization has moved largely in response to ...

In response to Russia’s war on Ukraine – and the threat that President Vladimir Putin could also set his sights on alliance territory – NATO will increase the size of both its permanent presence in ...

NATO has announced plans to increase the number of rapid reaction forces from 40,000 ... that Russia has completely misjudged the Atlantic response to Ukraine. Differences among NATO members ...

This year’s lineup reflects the Russian Navy’s slow-but-deliberate shift away from the hulking cruisers and destroyers of the Soviet era in favor of a leaner and smaller rapid-response force.

After Russia’s invasion, politicians promised to boost military research funding — but policy specialists aren’t convinced ...

Sweden's ambassador to the U.S., as he welcomes diplomats just before the Senate vote to ratify NATO membership for the two nations in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, at the Capitol in ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Senators delivered overwhelming bipartisan approval to NATO membership for Finland ... It’s a purposely rapid pace meant to send a message to Russia over its six-month ...

Ukraine’s path towards membership in the EU is beginning to take shape, but how about the country’s relationship with NATO?

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell played a pivotal role in the Senate ratifying NATO membership for Sweden and Finland ...

Sweden and Finland applied to join NATO in May, setting aside their longstanding stance of military nonalignment.