NATO would need to compensate — as it did during the Cold War — with airpower to pound Russian troops and supply lines to give its much smaller armies a fighting chance. The Warsaw Pact ...

One consequence was an end to the US-Soviet Cold War, reflected in the political and economic standoff between North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato ... and Warsaw Pact countries (which ...

In April 1955, a decade after World War II ended, the world was completely bipolar and divided into two blocs – North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) led by the U.S. and the Warsaw Pact led by ...

Tim Marshall analyses the limits of Vladimir Putin's global ambitions from an extract of Prisoners of Geography ...

In international law, terms like “fundamental changes in the circumstances” and (the lack of) “good faith” allow countries to rescind ... was expected to push to join NATO, as other former Warsaw Pact ...

SECOND, the new pro-West dispensation that took power in Kyiv following the Maidan Revolution was expected to push to join NATO, as other former Warsaw Pact members including ... By freezing Ukraine’s ...

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called for European countries and Canada to make a “quantum leap” in boosting their contribution to the alliance. Rutte, who is visiting Washington for ...

"Today's international order, with the EU and NATO at its core, offers us something we often lacked in the past — agency, real influence on European and global policy," Sikorski said, outlining ...

Russia is attempting to "further militarise" its society in the long term in order to prepare for a future war with NATO, experts say ... in February 2022." Three countries are then named ...

This addition will reinforce the eastern region of the alliance and increase NATO’s presence around the Baltic Sea. Here are ...