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The article discusses the implications and costs of restoring NATO's Cold War-era deterrence strategy in Europe.

Sweden's Defense Minister Pal Jonson signaled a possible acceptance of nuclear weapons on Swedish territory during wartime as part of a shift in the country’s defense strategy amid changing geopolitical dynamics.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov outlines ongoing reforms and strategic changes in the ministry's approach to warfare and digitalization during his first month in office.

A study reveals that leading AI models opted to deploy nuclear weapons in 95% of military simulations, highlighting the risks of AI in strategic decision-making.

A new study reveals that AI systems are more likely than humans to advocate for nuclear weapon use in conflict scenarios, undermining the long-standing nuclear taboo.

The article discusses the military buildup of the United States surrounding Iran and the complex regional tensions, highlighting Iran's insistence on not wanting war despite preparing for conflict, while the U.S. appears resolute in its strategy.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei warns that any future conflict involving the U.S. will not be limited and will threaten American interests globally.

The article discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting Putin's strategy, Ukrainian resilience, and the lack of effective international pressure, indicating that the conflict may not end soon.

Ukraine plans to increase the cost of the war for Russia in order to achieve peace, focusing on enhancing air defense, halting Russian attacks, and cutting off economic resources fueling its war efforts.

Peeter Kaldre discusses the implications of the ongoing war in Ukraine and its impact on NATO's future, arguing that Ukraine must be included in the alliance's strategy moving forward.

General Nowak discusses the implications of the war in Ukraine for Poland's military strategy, emphasizing the need for enhanced air defense and military protection against modern threats.

Ukraine's Defense Ministry has announced three primary objectives for its wartime strategy: enhancing air defense, halting Russian advances, and reducing Russia's economic capabilities to sustain the war.

Mexico's armed forces have killed notorious drug lord El Mencho, raising questions about whether this victory will end the drug war or trigger further violence as a successor is sought.

The article discusses how drones have significantly transformed combat tactics in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, impacting soldier behavior and strategy.

The article discusses the ongoing war against Ukraine, emphasizing the failures of Russia's military strategy and the implications of normalizing relations with Russia.

The article discusses Russia's acknowledgment that it has not achieved its objectives in the ongoing war.

The article discusses the Kremlin's perspective on the necessity of expanding the war beyond Ukraine as part of a broader strategy against Western dominance.

Despite the ongoing invasion, Russia's territorial gains in Ukraine remain minimal, while Ukraine shows resilience and a clarifying strategy against the aggressor.

The article discusses the implications of potential conflict with Iran on Israel's security strategy, particularly focusing on the need for buffer zones against terrorist presence near its borders.

Renaud Girard reflects on the implications of four years of war in Ukraine, highlighting the significant losses for Russia and questioning the initial strategy and assumptions of President Putin.

Philippe Gélie discusses the precarious situation of Donald Trump's military strategy toward Iran amid rising tensions and an increasing American naval presence in the Eastern Mediterranean.

France's government has launched a new initiative targeting meat consumption as part of its climate strategy, highlighting the impact of dietary choices on carbon emissions.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Donald Trump's preferred tariff strategy, but Trump is prepared to continue his trade policies with new approaches.

Amsterdam is set to ban cruise ships docking at its central passenger terminal by 2035 as part of a strategy to combat mass tourism and reduce CO2 emissions.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is exploiting fears of foreign influence and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as part of his election campaign strategy.

The chief of Ukraine's National Guard asserted that the country can continue fighting for several more years, emphasizing the necessity for war to ultimately cease and highlighting Kyiv's commitment to reclaiming occupied territories.

The article discusses how Putin's continued aggression in Ukraine appears to be his lone remaining strategy amidst dwindling prospects for peace talks and significant military achievements.

The article discusses the significance of selecting the right internet provider during wartime, as highlighted by recent events involving Russia.

The EU is proposing a strategy to boost stagnating border areas in Finland, Poland, and the Baltics due to the impact of the war in Ukraine.

A new Canadian defense industrial strategy is expected to create jobs and boost domestic defense acquisitions, amid internal tensions within the government over its implementation.

The Polish political party Law and Justice (PiS) is experiencing one of its weakest polling results in years, raising questions about its strategy of competing with more radical factions on the right.

Ukraine is planning to implement a comprehensive strategy for managing debris resulting from the war, focusing on the reuse of materials and improving recycling processes.

The article examines Russia's strategy behind targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure, suggesting it is not aimed at causing humanitarian disasters but is part of a broader military tactic.

An Iranian military expert outlines a multi-stage defense plan in response to unprecedented American military movements in the Middle East.

The article discusses the controversial mass deportation strategy of the U.S. government, highlighting alarming advertising tactics used by ICE that stir connections to neo-Nazi elements.

Since the onset of the war in Ukraine, Russia has increased its recruitment of foreign fighters from Southeast Asia, utilizing complex networks that involve social media and job placement agencies.

Cuba is reviving its 'War of the Whole People' military doctrine in response to escalating tensions with the United States and the potential threat of military intervention.

The US government, under President Donald Trump, appears to be preparing for a potentially prolonged military operation against Iran, moving a second aircraft carrier to the Middle East amidst tightening diplomatic options.

The significance of space in military strategy is emphasized at the MSC Space Night, highlighting Europe's need to compete in this domain.

A Foreign Policy article discusses the unprecedented tensions between Washington and Tehran, suggesting that while a comprehensive war isn't imminent, a limited strike could be on the horizon to alter negotiating dynamics.

Gotland authorities are preparing for a potential evacuation of civilians as part of a total defense strategy to enhance resilience amid rising tensions.

The article discusses the U.S. national security strategy's criticism of European allies and the role of the MAGA movement in opposing European democratic values.

The article explores the 'Sickle Cut' plan developed by the Nazis during World War II, which led to the rapid defeat of Allied forces in 1940.

Donald Trump pledged severe consequences for Russia in 2025 if it does not agree to end the conflict in Ukraine, emphasizing a strategy that impacts Russia through its proxy countries.

Shanghai has increased the registered capital of its chip investment fund by 11 times as part of China's strategy for technological self-sufficiency in the semiconductor sector.

Ukraine is exploring a military strategy that extends beyond simply fulfilling soldier casualty quotas, seeking more effective means of resistance.

Russia is stockpiling drones and missiles during peace negotiations, intensifying attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure after the talks conclude, according to an analysis by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).

Russia is reportedly forcing injured prisoners to return to the front lines in Ukraine, despite severe disabilities and a lack of medical support.

CDU politician Roderich Kiesewetter highlights the importance of war games in improving decision-making processes during an interview with WELT TV.

China is redefining its approach to a potential high-intensity conflict in the Pacific, shifting its focus from direct confrontations to targeting U.S. logistics with the YJ-18C cruise missile.