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SETA report unpacks NATO's tormented history of burden sharing
Just days before the NATO summit in Ankara, set for July 7-8, 2026, the Turkish research institute SETA (Foundation for Political, Economic
NATO Rethinks Eastern Europe's Defense as America Pulls Back
An in-depth analysis published by The Economist on July 2, 2026, confirms what several experts had already been observing for months: NATO
Lithuania's President Hopes for Trump's Sacred Word on Article 5 at Ankara
Just days before the NATO summit set for Ankara on July 7 and 8, 2026, Lithuanian president Gitanas Nausėda voiced, in an
Why the Shortened Ankara Summit Is a Win for NATO
For the first time since 2004, NATO is bringing its heads of state and government together in Turkey, but this time in
To the 144 Drones That Flew Over Our NATO Bases Unseen
I am writing today to you, leaders of NATO, defense ministers and chiefs of staff, after reading the damning report published by
NATO maneuvers off the American coast, a signal aimed at Washington
NATO vessels took part in late June 2026 in joint maneuvers off the coast of the United States, a deployment reported by
In Ankara, NATO tries to patch things up with an unpredictable Trump
On July 7 and 8, 2026, heads of state from the Atlantic Alliance are gathering in Ankara, Turkey, hoping to ease the
Turkey, NATO's Growing Pillar as the US Pulls Back
The Dutch defense chief, General Onno Eichelsheim, gave the Anadolu news agency an assessment that neatly sums up the current mood inside
Europe is rearming, but not every country at the same pace
Just days before the NATO summit set for Turkey, ratings agency S&P Global Ratings published an analysis that tempers the general enthusiasm