Denmark

Denmark is calling its F-35 training jets back home due to delays in a critical software upgrade, sparking anxieties among European allies.

The Philippines and Denmark join forces to bolster cyber defenses, recognizing its pivotal role in modern national and global security.

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

Rheinmetall’s Skyranger 30 A1 is not just a new player in the defense game; it’s a trailblazing juggernaut, redefining mobile air defense with its powerhouse cannon, missile versatility, and adaptability, firmly placing itself as a cornerstone in Europe’s defense strategy.

The Czech Republic and Denmark join forces, providing Ukraine with armored vehicles, firearms, and hope for peace amid the ongoing conflict.

US trains Ukrainian F-16 pilots to bolster their defenses against Russian invasion, showcasing international unity in the face of aggression.

In the wake of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Denmark has announced that it will triple its defense budget over the next decade.

A Russian spy plane was reported to enter Danish and Swedish airspace. Russian ambassadors in both countries have been summoned to explain their actions amid heightened tensions in Europe.

On June 9, President Trump released the “Memorandum on Safeguarding U.S. Interests in the Arctic and Antarctic Regions.” The Memorandum flew mostly under the radar, yet it is indicative of increased U.S. interest in the polar regions and a response to the adverse power balance in the Arctic. The Arctic consists of the Arctic Ocean […]

Preaching Socialism/ Living Capitalism America may be the safest place in the world to preach Socialism to others while prospering under Capitalism. That’s the life of Bernie Sanders, who somehow managed to take our racist, rigged, hopelessly flawed Capitalist system and make it work for him. His net worth is said to be over $2 […]

Only in recent years has the European SOF community began standing up their own separate commands, such as Norway in 2014 and Denmark, which is in the process of this today.

With President Trump expressing an interest in the purchase of Greenland, it seemed like a good time to delve back into the history of American-Greenland relations. One can trace U.S. involvement with the large chunk of ice northeast of the continental U.S. since the Cold War. Then, the threat was different; namely a nuclear armageddon […]