The Pentagon is pulling 5,000 US troops from Germany, with Trump hinting at deeper cuts. Here is what the drawdown means for NATO, Britain and Europe's security future.
The US is pulling 5,000 troops out of Germany as Trump and Chancellor Merz trade barbs over Iran. Here is what the cut means for NATO, Ramstein and UK security.
Britain's Defence Readiness Bill, designed to put UK industries on a war footing, has been delayed until 2027 despite the army being at its smallest since the Napoleonic Wars and growing geopolitical threats.
Denmark reportedly prepared plans to destroy airfield runways in Greenland to prevent a potential US military takeover, with fears heightened after Washington's operation against Venezuela's leader.
Trump faces a narrowing window to broker a deal with Iran and recalibrate the US relationship with Israel before the Middle East situation spirals beyond control, yet the administration seems more interested in scolding allies than actual diplomacy.
Volodymyr Zelensky is transforming Ukraine from a war-torn victim into a high-tech defence partner, proving that innovation is the ultimate weapon in modern geopolitics.
Donald Trump has dismissed international allies in the context of potential Iran conflict, insisting the US can act alone. We look at what this means for UK stability.
European leaders are pushing back against US pressure to intervene in the Strait of Hormuz, citing that the conflict falls outside the scope of Nato.