The US Sees Greenland as Essential for National Security – and Europe Says It Could End NATO

Amid unprecedented diplomatic and strategic pressure, Denmark has announced that it will significantly increase its military presence in Greenland following repeated statements by the…

Amid unprecedented diplomatic and strategic pressure, Denmark has announced that it will significantly increase its military presence in Greenland following repeated statements by the United States about potential control over this autonomous Danish territory. This decision, effective immediately as of January 14, 2026, came just hours before—and continues amid—a crucial series of meetings involving Danish, Greenlandic, and American leaders, including high-level talks at the White House with Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, aimed at easing tensions surrounding Greenland’s geopolitical fate. In response to escalating rhetoric from US President Donald Trump…

Why Kurdish Forces Just Postponed Their Invasion to Iran

A sudden shift in tone from Washington is rippling through Iran’s opposition landscape. Kurdish opposition forces in Iran have postponed plans to enter the country after U.S…

Russia’s Odesa Drone Strike Plan Exposed: Locals Mapped Troops on Google - Then Got Caught

Ukraine’s Security Service (SSU) says it disrupted a planned Russian drone attack in Odesa that was intended to strike Ukrainian troops, after Russian military intelligence…

The Caspian Sea Incident: An Iranian Ship Sinks on a Route Under Scrutiny. What Was It Really Carrying

An Iranian-flagged bulk carrier, RONA, has sunk in the Caspian Sea, an incident that drew swift rescue action from Turkmenistan and renewed attention on a maritime corridor…

Czechoslovak Group Announces Planned IPO

Czechoslovak Group a.s. (the “Group” or "CSG"), a leading defence group based in Prague, Czech Republic, operating in Europe, the United States and in other regions…

From Iranian Roots to Chinese Engines: Inside Russia’s New Geran-5 Hybrid Cruise-Kamikaze Missile

The arrival of the Geran-5 marks a significant turning point in the evolution of Russian long-range attack drones, collectively designated as the “Geran” series (the…

UK–Estonia Team Rolls Out Low-Cost Naval System to Stop Drone Swarms

In the face of the explosive growth of drones in modern warfare, particularly low-cost one-way attack (kamikaze) drones, a significant industrial partnership has emerged between…

What Russia’s Second Oreshnik Strike Was Really Testing. Oreshnik Strike Made No Military Sense - Until You Look at NATO

When Russia fired its Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) toward the outskirts of Lviv on December 8, the strike looked dramatic on paper: long range, strategic-class…

MEXCA IFV: A Confident Modern Take on a Soviet Classic

Soviet-designed infantry fighting vehicles are among the most widely used armored vehicles in the world today. Czech Armored tracked infantry fighting vehicle MEXCA shows that their…

The FCAS Project: A Credibility Test Europe Failed

The decision on the continuation of the FCAS project, the European Future Combat Air System, remains postponed indefinitely. This is not a technical hiccup or a short-term…

The Gas Pipe Gambit: How Ukrainian Paratroopers Crushed a Multi-Phase Russian Assault in Sumy

In a display of tactical precision and unwavering defense, the 71st Jaeger Brigade of the 8th Air Assault Corps successfully repelled a massive, combined arms assault…

Iron Beam Goes Live: Israel’s Laser Weapon Is About to Rewrite the Economics of Air Defense

Israel has taken a historic step in revolutionizing its air defense capabilities. In late December 2025, the Israeli Ministry of Defense announced the delivery and operational…