GENEVA - Russian forces’ repeated use of cluster munitions has caused lasting harm to hundreds of Ukrainian civilians, according to this year’s...
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LONDON - Argentina and Australia are the countries most likely to survive a nuclear war, a study has found. Scientists at Rutgers University in New...
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WASHINGTON - The State Department has made a determination approving a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Government of Germany of F-35 Aircraft,...
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By David Hughes BRUSSELS - Nato will make clear that Russia is the “most significant and direct threat” to security when leaders gather in Madrid...
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Laying the Ground for Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament

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The Human Security Case for Rebalancing Military Expenditure

World military expenditure passes $2 trillion for first time

Future—Trends of Conflict and Warfare in the 21st Century

Global arms trade falls slightly, but imports to Europe, East Asia rise

New leadership sought at Nato

Turkey strengthens defence industry with Ukraine partnership

Putin helping to revive NATO, say Western officials

NATO chief wary of Russian troop buildup in Belarus

Where NATO forces are deployed in Europe

British Army flying new elite attack helicopters

Foreign Secretary Statement on NATO-Russia Council

NATO, Russia in high-level talks as Ukraine tensions simmer

Turkey says talks with US on F-35 fighter jets scheduled soon

US, Russia express little optimism about talks this week