Stavros Atlamazoglou

Current plans call for annual Danish military conscription to increase from 5,000 to 7,500 by 2035—and for draftees to serve for nearly a year.

During the “Combined Resolve” exercises in Germany, Ukrainian drones racked up so many “kills” against American vehicles that they were allowed to “respawn” to keep the exercise running.

Qilin Wu, a Chinese national, was ordered not to take photos of B-2 Spirit bombers at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri. He did anyway.

The AS9 Huntsman is the newest self-propelled artillery cannon in service with the Australian Army, intended to phase out its aging M-777 howitzers.

The bases are located near the Baltic states and Poland, allowing Russia to quickly strike at NATO installations in those countries in the opening hours of a war.

The “Polar Dagger” exercises come amid a broader de-emphasis in counterinsurgency training—and a return to their traditional role in preparing for a great-power war.

Much of the world's ship traffic passes by the Horn of Africa, creating a target-rich environment for enterprising Somalis seeking an escape from the country's impoverished conditions.

Sweden has integrated the TAURUS KEPD 350 cruise missile onto its Gripen fighter jets—combining arguably NATO's best cruise missile with one of its greatest aerial threats.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham vowed to declassify some aspects of the missile’s production to allow Ukraine to produce it locally—giving it a major new weapon in the fight against Russia.

The data from Ukraine’s drone use in the ongoing war will be invaluable for military drone companies, which can use it to train unmanned systems on flying and target acquisition.