Foreign Policy

The Chinese military is increasingly expanding its reach and capabilities worldwide.

Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary-General of NATO, has stated that the increased presence of China and its cooperation with Russia can be seen as a danger in Asia and Europe.

Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary-general of NATO, has called for South Korea to increase their military assistance for Ukraine, mentioning that other states have shifted their positions regarding exporting arms to countries embroiled in conflict since the Russian invasion.

The West appears to have a blind spot concerning the ongoing crisis in Myanmar.

In the past year, the war in Ukraine has become one of the most prominent conflicts in eastern Europe.

The Biden administration has decided to provide the Ukrainian armed forces with 31 M1A2 Abrams main battle tanks, a stunning reversal of policy. The new tanks will be custom-made for export and will take several months to assemble and ship, as the assembly line is currently full with orders from Poland and Taiwan, who will likely receive priority as paying customers.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been under tremendous pressure to supply Leopard tanks to Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin’s “special military operation” in Ukraine is approaching its first anniversary.

As the Pentagon gears up to support Ukraine in a potential counteroffensive against Russian forces, the Biden administration plans to make a public announcement regarding a $2.5 billion military aid package.

High-ranking military personnel from the United States and Ukraine held an in-person meeting for the first time.

As a skilled politician, Boris Pistorius, the recently appointed defense minister, is taking on a massive role in the middle of the most tumultuous conflict of the decade.

Japan has proposed a scheme to significantly increase its military spending budget.