NATO

In 1987, Biden’s pick for secretary of state offered a warning. He should heed it today.

India, Japan, Australia, and the United States have a good model if they want to keep the peace without threatening China.

Biden has a clear-eyed view of the threat posed by Russia—but a lot of bad advice to ignore.

A continued stalemate in Washington makes this a moment of great danger for Europe.

Transatlantic relations are at a low point. But there are reasons why even Trump might want to mend them.

If Turkey intervenes in Nagorno-Karabakh, it would only be the latest entry in Ankara’s growing list of military adventures.

NATO allies have been at odds with Turkey for years. But Ankara’s role in the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict is bringing matters to a head.

After parliamentary elections, a pro-West government is out. Europe and the United States should take note.

But far from being intimidated, Georgia’s envoy to the United States says Russia’s intervention has only redoubled the country’s desire to join NATO and the European Union.

It’s hard enough to make a permanent change of station overseas. Military families are finding it agonizing in a pandemic-torn world.

Biden will need a progressive Europe policy for a post-Trump age.

U.S. defense officials, who said the move had nothing to do with German military spending, still appeared to be figuring out key details about the redeployment.

Promising election results aside, the country is poised for a fall.

Disastrous and erratic policies demand a stronger response.

The alliance has been so focused on Moscow that it has missed Beijing’s growing clout across Europe.

Putin is replicating his success in Syria in a new theater of conflict—and part of his plan is to hurt American interests once again.

Geopolitical ignorance is no longer funny when it impacts U.S. national security.