#NATO
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- Military
Canada Hits NATO Two Percent Defence Target Half a Decade Ahead of Schedule, Prime Minister Carney Announces
Prime Minister Carney announced in Halifax that Ottawa spent over $60 billion in ten months to reach the alliance threshold five years early, as confirmed by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Brussels.
- Defense
U.S. Selects Poland for Europe's Only PAC-3 Missile Maintenance Hub
The facility will service Patriot Advanced Capability-3 interceptors across NATO's eastern flank, with Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden handling critical supply chains. Poland defeated several competitors for the regional hub.
- Defense
Canada Ranks Near Bottom of NATO Allies on Major Equipment Spending, New Data Shows
A new Macdonald-Laurier Institute project evaluating more than 40 national performance metrics places Canada 28th out of 31 NATO allies for major equipment spending.
- Geopolitics
NATO's Eastern Flank Hardens: Troops, Barriers, and Missiles at Russia's Door
From German sappers installing tank traps in Poland to Estonian elite units repositioning toward Russia, NATO's eastern frontier is being fortified with unprecedented urgency.
- World News
Hungary Expels 10 Russian Diplomats as Moscow Vows 'Harsh' Retaliation
Budapest's expulsion of 10 Russian diplomatic staff marks a significant turn for a government long seen as Moscow's closest ally inside the European Union.
- World News
Trump Shares AI-Generated Map Depicting U.S. Control Over Greenland, Iceland, and the Caribbean
An AI-generated map shared by President Donald Trump on social media depicting the United States absorbing Greenland, Iceland, Canada, and the Caribbean has drawn sharp condemnation from European officials and allies.
- World News
Norway Seizes Russian Research Ship in Arctic to Enforce $4.22 Billion Ukraine Compensation Award
Norwegian authorities detained the Russian research vessel in Svalbard waters as part of efforts to collect a $4.22 billion arbitration award owed to Ukraine's state energy company Naftogaz.