Military studies

Soldiers, refugees, victims, mothers: we must listen to stories about the women’s war in Ukraine. Five weeks have passed since…

Ukraine gained its independence after it gave up nuclear weapons, as it was occupying third place directly after the Russian…

Feb. 16 has come and gone, and Russia has not invaded Ukraine, despite warnings from U.S. intelligence sources and officials that a…

Russia continues to deploy troops from Russia’s central and eastern regions to its western border and to Belarus, and to…

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision in late 2021 to amass more than 100,000 soldiers on the Russian border with Ukraine…

By Emma Ashford, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, and the author of Oil, the…

The first two weeks of 2022 have been eventful and consequential ones for Russia and its neighbors. Last week, Russia sent…

STUTTGART, Germany – NATO is moving into 2022 determined to increase its cyber defense posture, investing in new capabilities, refreshing…

2022 will bring two major diplomatic events for the trans-Atlantic community. First, in March, the European Union will adopt its…