Daniel Michaels

Some foreign leaders worry a second Trump administration would slash the U.S. security umbrella.

Amid criticism from the Republican presidential front-runner, some of America's staunchest allies in Europe are pushing their neighbors to spend more on defense.

With no new provisions of U.S. military aid in the pipeline, Kyiv’s forces are low on ammunition while Moscow’s forces are “taking bites.”

欧州諸国が軍事費を拡大している。近隣国で戦争が激化している上に、「第2次トランプ政権」が成立すれば、米国が北大西洋条約機構（NATO）から離脱しかねないことが背景にある。

Trump's recent broadsides against NATO members for not spending more on defense raised the question of whether shaming allies strengthens or weakens the organization.

国民を幅広く安全保障に関与させる「全体防衛」政策は、ロシアの侵攻を恐れる欧州諸国の手本になる。

ウクライナではロシア軍を追い出すための戦争と並行して、国家の生き残りを懸けた、より静かな戦いが激しさを増している。それはウクライナ企業の事業継続のための戦いだ。

Despite heavy losses, Russia is seeking to capitalize on its recent capture of the eastern city of Avdiivka

Russian President Vladimir Putin's strategy of outlasting Ukraine's Western support is proving durable, and the coming months could turn the tide of the war decisively in Russia's favor.

Troops from member countries train for shoulder-to-shoulder fighting, while disputes over spending and additional members plague the alliance.