Today, the Associated Press published an article that reads more like a NATO sales letter than serious journalism. The salesman David Klepper argues that Americans are stupid and are easily fooled by disinformation from Russia, China, and Iran. While David paints these countries as big threats to U.S. democracy, he
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed a bold new military alliance, the “Abraham Alliance,” aimed at countering Iran’s influence, similar to NATO but for the Middle East. Speaking before the U.S. Congress, Netanyahu compared the proposed alliance to America’s Cold War-era security pacts and emphasized its necessity in light
Germany may host US long-range missiles by 2026, sparking fears of a new arms race with Russia, which threatens to deploy its own nuclear missiles in response. As tensions escalate, Germany’s Alternative for Germany party is pushing for urgent discussions, while experts warn of a potential European crisis reminiscent of
NATO’s outgoing Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has warned Europe to brace for a potentially decade-long war in Ukraine, asserting that the more the West supports Ukraine, the quicker the conflict could end. He urged NATO allies to boost their commitments, especially as fears mount that U.S. aid could diminish if
Whistleblowers have revealed that the Secret Service faced resource shortages during Trump’s recent rally due to the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., and First Lady Jill Biden’s event in Pittsburgh. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is demanding answers from FBI Director Christopher Wray about these security lapses, questioning the coordination
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas resigned on July 15th, expecting to become the EU’s new foreign policy chief. Known for her strong support of Ukraine and tough stance against Russia, Kallas is moving to Brussels amid her party’s declining popularity at home. Despite Estonia’s high defense spending under her leadership,
The U.S. and Germany plan to start deploying long-range missiles in Germany by 2026, aiming for a permanent setup eventually. Despite German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s assurance to prevent escalation, the move has provoked a stern warning from Russia. Major General Vladimir Popov suggested that Russia might respond by increasing its
Germany’s decision to remove Huawei and ZTE from its 5G network has sparked strong backlash from China, with a spokesperson arguing that this move, driven by pressure from the US and NATO, undermines trust and future cooperation. Chinese experts warn that the switch could be costly and slow Germany’s digital
The United States, Canada, and Finland are teaming up to strengthen their icebreaker fleets to enhance their Arctic defenses against growing Russian activity, as announced at a recent NATO summit. This new pact includes sharing knowledge on icebreaker production and training workers across the three countries, while encouraging allies to
