US collaborates with NATO to address disinformation challenge in “Defender 2020”
US collaborates with NATO to combat the Russian disinformation on the exercise Defender 2020, the U.S. Army in Europe authorities say.
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U.S.- Estonia discuss security, defense and bilateral projects
Secretary of State and the Estonian Foreign Minister discussed U.S.-Estonia foreign policy.
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NATO Prepares to Deter Russia in 2020 with “Four 30s” Plan
When the NATO defense ministers meet in Brussels in two weeks, a top agenda item will be how to prepare thousands of military personnel to be deployed to Eastern Europe in 2020 in case of a crisis with Russia.
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NATO seeks practical solutions for intangible cyber attacks
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is now including cybersecurity in conventional warfare domains, and putting together allies’ cyber and military capabilities to deter cyber attacks that are both surging in numbers and harassing member states’ security.
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With growing issues in the Eastern Europe, who’s keeping NATO in SHAPE?
As the threat from Russia continues to increase in Eastern Europe, the big question at NATO’s strategic headquarters is if the U.S. is going to step up, or are other EU countries going to take responsibility.
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NATO officials talk about Europe’s refugee crisis and the US’s role in the organization
Even though the refugee crisis has swept across multiple NATO countries over the last decade, a senior NATO official said that is not the job of the organization to solve the refugee issues that face these European nations.
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NATO chief encourages debate among member nations
NATO chief is calling for continued dialogue between member states as the alliance grapples with changing realities of a Trump administration.
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Week in Review
Cybersecurity was in the news last week — with some Americans thinking they are smarter than the president while European leaders tried to beat a simulated cyberassault.
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A realist approach to Russia
Some foreign policy thinkers hope Donald Trump will reform Washington’s broken relationship with Moscow through a strategy grounded in realpolitik.
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Jim Webb praises populism at home, realism abroad
Jim Webb, the former U.S. senator, secretary of the Navy and brief candidate in the Democratic presidential primary, delivered the keynote address at The American Conservative’s Nov. 15 symposium, where his outsider sensibility and skepticism of U.S. military intervention abroad found warm welcome among the foreign policy scholars and writers in attendance.
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