The government’s promised increase in the defence budget from 2.3 per cent to 2.5 per cent of GDP will hardly scratch the surface of all the new requirements
Nick Witney analyses the discrepancy between the UK’s high defence spending and the lack of preparedness of its armed forces
NATO’s plans for missiles in Europe are a response to Russia, not an escalation, and are appropriate in both timing and targets
It is a consensus organisation, so you have 32 allies you need to convince. If you are perceived as leaning towards a particular geography of the alliance, things get complicated
Rutte’s humiliating letter to Orban to secure his support for NATO Secretary General. He apologises for what he said in 2021 and promises to exempt Hungary from contributing to European defence
