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Rheinmetall Accelerates in Spain and Ukraine, the Shell the Front Is Missing
Since the start of the Russian invasion, one number keeps coming up in discussions between Western allies and Ukrainian military officials: the
Ukraine's "Drone Deal", When a Nation at War Finances Its Own Arsenal
Since the start of July 2026, Ukraine has relaxed its export rules for domestically produced drones and weapons systems, a decision that
Russia's Shadow Fleet, the Tankers Spying on NATO From the Sea
According to a report from the International Institute for Strategic Studies, the IISS, based in London, drones have overflown sensitive installations across
Putin casts himself as mediator on Iran during the July 4 call
On July 4, 2026, the day marking the 250th anniversary of American independence, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump held a phone call
Washington slams the door on the International Criminal Court over Iran
Acting Attorney General of the United States, Todd Blanche, sent a letter Monday to the president of the International Criminal Court, Judge
Washington Facing China, Between Words of Restraint and Strategic Silence
The U.S. State Department has once again urged Beijing to show restraint after a new round of Chinese military exercises simulating a
Estonia and Latvia Face Drones Violating Their Skies for Months
Since spring 2026, Estonia and Latvia have faced a worrying succession of drone incursions into their airspace, a situation fueling concerns about
Russia Forced to Beg for Indian Fuel as Its Own Shortage Bites
Russia, one of the world's largest oil producers, has started importing fuel by sea from India, according to an exclusive Reuters investigation
Bulgaria Blocks EU Sanctions Targeting Patriarch Kirill
Bulgaria, joined by Italy, is opposing the addition of Patriarch Kirill of Moscow to the list of individuals targeted by the European