NATO
NATO and the peace movement in Belgium
By Herman Michiel
www.andereuropa.org
Belgium as state is a loyal member of NATO, to say the least. Near Brussels, it harbours the administrative/political headquarter of the...
The NATO-Russia conflict threatens nuclear war
By Andre Damon
25 March 2022
On Thursday, NATO held a summit without precedent. In total secrecy, with not only cameras and phones prohibited but even...
OTAN, suspends ton vol !
Maurice Lemoine
Mar 14, 2022
C’est l’histoire d’un type qui passe devant un chien et qui lui donne un grand coup de pied. L’animal jappe. Impassible,...
Strategic Thinkers Who Warned for NATO Expansion
By Marc Vandepitte
March 15, 2022
One of the most fascinating aspects of the Ukraine war is the large number of top strategic thinkers who have...
Xi urges US, NATO to talk with Russia, opposes indiscriminate sanctions
By Zhang Hui and Liu Xin
Mar 19, 2022
Chinese President Xi Jinping encouraged the US and NATO to have conversations with Russia to solve...
Russia Delivers NATO Dire Warning With Polish Border Base Devastation
The United States and its NATO allies need to stop the flow of weapons to Ukraine and let the Kiev regime know that it...
Colossal German military buildup signals expansion of NATO nuclear strike capacity
Germany confirmed this week it wants to buy F-35 fighter jets from the United States. These would replace its aging fighter fleet, and keep...
Finland to take time to build consensus on security policy
Finland’s political leadership has opted for a cooling-off period in an attempt to find the best way to shape their security policy.
By Pekka Vänttinen
Mar...
Russia Bombs Ukrainian Military Base Near Border of NATO Member Poland
The strike came after Russia declared Western arms convoys in Ukraine "legitimate targets."
By Jake Johnson
March 13, 2022
Russian forces on Sunday bombed a Ukrainian military...
Austria and Sweden reject calls to join NATO
Austria to ‘stay neutral’, says chancellor
By Nikolaus J. Kurmayer | EURACTIV.de
Mar 8, 2022
Austria will remain neutral, said Chancellor Karl Nehammer, calling the debate on...