NATO Secretary General: Cooperation of 22 Countries Including Korea and Japan to Reopen Strait of Hormuz... What Role Will Korea Play?
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced a collective effort among NATO members and allied nations, including South Korea and Japan, to ensure the security and freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway recently obstructed by Iran.
Belgium remembers Brussels jihadist attacks 10 years on
Belgium commemorates the 10th anniversary of the 2016 Brussels jihadist attacks that killed 32 people, highlighting the ongoing impact of the tragedy on national security and collective memory.
22 countries express willingness to contribute to securing the Strait of Hormuz
22 countries have expressed their readiness to help secure the Strait of Hormuz and called for Iran to immediately cease its disruption of maritime navigation.
Land grabbing is a threat to Ibadan's development – Olubadan
The Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Rashidi Ladoja, warns that land grabbing is a serious threat to investment and development in Ibadan, calling for collective action to address the issue.
NATO Secretary General Meets the Press in Norway
NATO Secretary General held a press conference in Norway addressing key issues facing the alliance.
Commentary: We helped them selflessly, now they must support us. Trump threatened Europe and NATO
Donald Trump criticized Europe for not supporting the U.S. in the face of threats from Iran, emphasizing NATO's importance and the need for collective security.
Wants NATO countries to assist the United States in Iran
The article discusses calls for NATO allies to provide support to the U.S. regarding its actions and policies in Iran.
I. Ruginienė discussed bilateral relations with the President of the Czech Republic
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė emphasized the need for strengthened collective security in Europe amid ongoing threats from Russia during discussions with Czech President P. Pavel.
The Last Chance for Middle Powers Against the US and China
The article discusses how the United States has relinquished its role as a protector of collective security, free trade, and the rule of law, prompting middle powers to reassess their diplomatic positions in light of China's growing influence.
Kuwait's Emir: Gulf security is indivisible and harming any state threatens our collective security
Kuwait's Emir emphasized the importance of collective Gulf security and the need for vigilance amidst rising regional tensions.
N. Christodoulides: The security of Cyprus is a collective responsibility of the EU
Cypriot President Nicos Christodoulides emphasized that the security of Cyprus is a collective responsibility of the European Union during a visit by Greek and French leaders.
How much does a private security employee earn in March 2026
Private security employees in Argentina have new salary scales as of March 2026 following a collective agreement that increases their wages significantly.
This Year's Collective Bargaining Issue: AI... Metal Workers' Union Says Employment Security Must Be Agreed Upon Before Introduction
The National Metal Workers' Union of Korea demands employment security measures be agreed upon before the introduction of artificial intelligence in workplaces during this year's collective bargaining negotiations.
Andrus Merilo: weakness provokes aggressors and brings certain doom to us
In a speech at the 108th anniversary parade of the Republic of Estonia, General Lieutenant Andrus Merilo emphasized the necessity of collective preparation and resolve to counter aggression and ensure security.
Poland's Defense Minister Calls on Allies to Strengthen Collective Security
The Polish Defense Minister urged Spain, Italy, and France to increase their defense spending to enhance collective security in Europe.
Poland calls on France and Italy to spend more on defense
Poland's Defense Minister urges European allies, particularly France and Italy, to increase their defense spending for collective security.
The Defense Commissioner states that "it is a shame" that Spain does not increase spending and warns: "If you do not invest in capabilities in your country, you weaken collective capability"
European Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius emphasized the necessity for Spain to increase its defense spending to strengthen collective security during his visit to Madrid.
Von der Leyen: – The time has come to implement a common European defense
Ursula Von der Leyen emphasizes the urgent need for a formalized European defense cooperation at the Munich Security Conference, urging the EU to create a mutual defense pact.
Rubio Speaks in Munich as an Ally of Europe: He Wants to Together Fix the World Order
In Munich, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed a security conference, emphasizing the U.S.-Europe alliance and a collective effort to restore the international order.
"It is the admission of a failure of internal security": the powerlessness of schools in the face of the banalization of knives
In France, over 500 knives have been seized from students in less than a year, prompting the Minister of National Education to call for a collective awakening to curb school violence.
How much does a private security employee earn in February 2026
Private security employees in Argentina are set to receive monthly salary increases until June 2026 as part of a new collective agreement.
NATO state opposes ‘Article 5-like’ guarantees for Ukraine
Finland has cautioned US officials against labeling future security commitments to Ukraine as 'Article 5-like', fearing it might weaken NATO's collective defense principle, according to a leaked cable.
Cybersecurity: Italy a World Leader in Defensive Strategy
Italy is recognized for its strength in cybersecurity, focusing on resilience, understanding adversaries, controlling critical infrastructure, and contributing to Euro-Atlantic collective security, according to cybersecurity expert Matteo Adjimi.
Africa: After a Decade of AU Reform, Collective African Security Remains Elusive
Despite reforms aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of the African Union, leaders often rely on external mediation, undermining African-led security initiatives.
Norwegian Prime Minister Responds to Trump, Sends Message to the EU: "Don't Forget, Friends"
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre rejected Donald Trump's recent claim that the United States has never gained anything from NATO, emphasizing that collective security is based on mutual interests rather than goodwill.
Von der Leyen does not rule out applying Article 42.7 of collective defense to stop Trump if he invades Greenland: "You can count on us"
Ursula von der Leyen has stated that she does not rule out invoking EU's Article 42.7 on collective defense if Donald Trump attempts to invade Greenland.
Redefining the Atlantic Alliance
The article discusses the perception that NATO has been primarily serving U.S. interests rather than broader collective security concerns, particularly from various political perspectives in Spain.
Mitsotakis: Greece fully supports the Joint Declaration on Greenland
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that Greece fully supports the joint declaration of European leaders regarding Greenland, emphasizing mutual respect, dialogue, and principles of sovereignty and collective security as NATO allies.
Mitsotakis: Greece fully supports the Joint Statement on Greenland
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed full support for the Joint Statement regarding Greenland, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and collective security among NATO allies.
European leaders defend that only Greenland and Denmark can decide their future after Trump's claim
European leaders, including Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, affirmed that the future of Greenland and Denmark must be determined by their own citizens, emphasizing collective Arctic security among NATO allies.
Public Defender's Report: In the IPS, access to drinking water was denied to security prisoners as collective punishment
A report from public defenders reveals that Palestinian security prisoners have been denied access to drinking water as a form of collective punishment during the war, sometimes for hours and up to half a day.