Europe

Operation Claymore: British Commandos’ audacious Arctic raid reshaped WWII, showcasing their unyielding spirit against all odds.

British Army’s Ajax IFVs conquer freezing trials, proving resilience in extreme conditions, a key step in military modernization efforts.

Today, one could argue the collective West remains idle to a brewing threat that uses various hybrid means of warfare to continue causing strife, which benefits the overall geopolitical standing and furthers favorable negotiations for the Russian Federation. It is now up to world leaders and constituents to expand their scope and realize today’s threats.

NATO must adopt a decisive stance by employing its air defenses to intercept Russian missiles, demonstrating a commitment to protect its allies and deterring further aggression from adversaries like Russia.

Kongsberg, Diehl, and MBDA develop 3SM Tyrfing, a cutting-edge hypersonic missile, enhancing European defense.

Norway’s maritime defense gains an edge with six MH-60R Seahawk helicopters—versatile, high-tech assets for ASW and more.

European allies allocate €49 million to Thales-led LATACC project, revolutionizing defense with innovative land combat collaboration.

The Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania reinforce their borders, uniting in defense against growing regional threats.

Euroguard, a 95M euro project, aims to revolutionize naval warfare with a semi-autonomous modular vessel, advanced tech, and a green design.

Denmark fortifies its defense with Thales radar tech, acquiring GM200 MM/C systems, enhancing surveillance in the North Atlantic.

Germany’s plan to enlist foreign troops marks a shift in European defense strategy amid rising regional tensions and Russian threats.

The British Army’s push for expanded troop numbers and readiness reflects a sober acknowledgment of shifting security dynamics.