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NATO

International military alliance
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is an intergovernmental military alliance established in 1949. Its main goal is to guarantee the freedom and security of its members through political and military means, ensuring collective defense against any threats. NATO promotes democratic values and encourages consultation and cooperation on defense and security issues between member states and partners. Throughout its history, NATO has played a key role in maintaining peace and stability, especially during the Cold War, acting as a counterweight to the Soviet Union. The alliance has adapted to changing security conditions, participating in crisis operations and peacekeeping missions outside its traditional area of ​​responsibility.
1949
The organization was founded to ensure collective security and counter the Soviet threat
1952
The first major NATO naval exercises took place, demonstrating the unity and readiness of the Alliance
1955
West Germany's accession to NATO contributed to its integration into Western Europe
1967
The Harmel Report was adopted, which recommended strengthening political consultations and dialogue with the Soviet Union
1990
East Germany became part of a united Germany and the Alliance
1994
NATO carried out its first combat operations, shooting down four aircraft during the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina
1995
NATO launched its first crisis response operation, leading peacekeeping forces in Bosnia
1999
NATO conducted an air campaign to stop ethnic cleansing in Kosovo
2001
NATO invoked Article 5 for the first time after the September 11 attacks, demonstrating the principle of collective defense
2003
NATO took command of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, becoming the first mission outside the North Atlantic
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Germany hosts North Sea summit amid European focus on the Arctic: first agreements already reached

European leaders and industry representatives met in Hamburg to discuss cooperation in energy and security in the North Sea. The UK and Europe signed the Hamburg Declaration to implement large-scale offshore wind energy projects.

Economy • January 26, 11:34 AM • 5588 views
"Deterring Russia": NATO creates a robotic zone on the borders with Russia and Belarus

NATO plans to create a robotic zone with high-tech surveillance and weaponry on its eastern flank. This will deter Russia and Belarus from attacking, protecting the Alliance's member states.

Politics • January 25, 06:15 AM • 10684 views
US publishes new national defense strategy: what changes regarding Russia and China

The US has published a new national defense strategy for 2026, with the main priority being the security of US territory and the Western Hemisphere. The strategy envisages limited support for allies and relations with China "based on strength."

Politics • January 24, 05:33 PM • 8082 views
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Who is behind Ukraine's successes in 2025. Hryhoriy Kozlovskyy, Oleksandr Svishchov, Kyrylo Budanov, and other leaders who changed the course of history through sports, economy, and defense.

Society • January 24, 11:40 AM • 5708 views
Syrskyi revealed how the war in Ukraine affects global security and the future of NATO armies

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi stated that the war in Ukraine is determining the future of global security. He emphasized the adaptation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to modern technologies and decentralization, and also called on partners to provide tools for quickly stopping the aggressor.

War in Ukraine • January 24, 10:31 AM • 5365 views
Pentagon changes strategy for deterring North Korea, promises to "remain engaged" in Europe

The Pentagon plans to reduce its role in deterring North Korea, transferring primary responsibility to South Korea. This could lead to a reduction in American troops on the Korean Peninsula.

News of the World • January 24, 07:56 AM • 5878 views
How Trump can be removed from the presidency without impeachment using the 25th Amendment

Donald Trump could be removed from the US presidency without impeachment. Washington is discussing the application of the 25th Amendment due to his letter to the Prime Minister of Norway regarding Greenland.

News of the World • January 24, 04:48 AM • 7028 views
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen visited Greenland after Trump abandoned the forceful scenario

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen arrived in Greenland for consultations with the island's leader after the White House softened its rhetoric. Trump abandoned plans for a forceful takeover of the island and threats of tariffs, announcing a "framework agreement" with the US and NATO.

Politics • January 24, 02:50 AM • 9321 views
Diplomatic Scandal: Donald Trump's statements on NATO allies in Afghanistan spark outrage

Donald Trump provoked international criticism by questioning the contributions of NATO allies in Afghanistan. British politicians and families of fallen soldiers called his comments offensive.

News of the World • January 24, 01:21 AM • 7662 views
General Hrynkevych is in the UAE for negotiations between Ukraine and Russia

The Commander of NATO's Allied Joint Force Command in Europe, General Alexus Hrynkevych, is in the UAE. A trilateral meeting of Russia, Ukraine, and the USA is taking place there.

Politics • January 23, 05:10 PM • 5398 views
Greenland talks include drilling ban for Russia and China - NYT

Proposals are being discussed to increase NATO's presence in the Arctic and grant the US sovereign claims to specific areas of Greenland. This would limit Russia's and China's access to mineral extraction on the island.

News of the World • January 23, 02:16 PM • 5370 views
British Navy reports tracking Russian vessels in English Channel

The Royal Navy of Great Britain monitored Russian vessels in the English Channel as part of a two-day NATO operation. Two patrol ships intercepted the Russian warship "Boykiy" and the tanker MT General Skobelev.

News of the World • January 23, 01:55 PM • 3673 views
Trump's NATO deal would mean American mining and missile deployment in Greenland - Bloomberg

The agreement between the US and NATO regarding Greenland involves the deployment of American missiles and an increased NATO presence in the Arctic. This aims to deter Russian and Chinese interests, as well as to end US threats of tariffs on Europe.

News of the World • January 23, 01:22 PM • 4075 views
What to do about the Donbas issue: positions of Ukraine, Russia, and the USA

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that the Donbas issue will be discussed on January 23-24 in Abu Dhabi. Delegations from Ukraine, the USA, and the Russian Federation will hold trilateral talks on the war.

War in Ukraine • January 23, 12:42 PM • 128958 views
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Ukraine, the US, and Russia are planning trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi regarding conflict resolution. The main issue remains territorial control in eastern Ukraine.

Politics • January 23, 07:54 AM • 39811 views
Trump proposes NATO protect US southern border instead of European frontiers

Donald Trump proposed involving NATO troops to guard the US border with Mexico, citing Article 5. He also criticized European allies for insufficient contributions to the Alliance.

News of the World • January 23, 04:36 AM • 41088 views
US seeks full military control over Greenland: Trump demands review of 1951 agreement with Denmark

The Trump administration has initiated a review of the 1951 defense agreement with Denmark, seeking to expand the US military presence in Greenland. Washington insists on the right to deploy forces and build facilities without prior consultations.

Politics • January 23, 03:26 AM • 4855 views
U.S. Marine Corps deploys forces to Norway for large-scale Arctic exercise "Cold Response 26"

The United States and Norway have begun deploying troops for the "Cold Response 26" exercise in the High North. Approximately 3,000 U.S. Marines are arriving in January to train in extreme winter conditions before the active phase of the maneuvers in March 2026.

Politics • January 23, 02:19 AM • 5480 views
Gold set a new historical record, surpassing the $4900 mark, while silver and other metals are also "at an all-time high."Photo

Global prices for precious metals are rapidly rising amid geopolitical instability. On January 22, gold crossed the $4917.65 per ounce mark, and silver and platinum also set new records.

Economy • January 22, 09:06 PM • 6628 views
EU to resume ratification of trade agreement with US after Trump drops tariffs

The European Union is preparing to resume ratification of a trade agreement with the United States. This became possible after Donald Trump abandoned threats to impose tariffs on European goods due to disputes over Greenland.

Economy • January 22, 08:30 PM • 5016 views
EU leaders gather in Brussels for emergency summit on Greenland

EU leaders, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, are gathering for an emergency summit on Greenland in Brussels. Merz expressed gratitude to Donald Trump for changing his stance on Greenland beforehand.

News of the World • January 22, 07:24 PM • 3621 views
Syrskyi invited NATO Military Committee to visit Ukraine this year

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi invited the NATO Military Committee to Ukraine. He emphasized the importance of strengthening military capabilities for a just peace.

Politics • January 22, 06:38 PM • 3744 views
From a "legendary" Oval Office quarrel to understanding and talks about long-range missiles: how Zelenskyy survived a year of negotiations with Trump

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Donald Trump in Davos, calling it productive and meaningful. They discussed the work of their teams, air defense for Ukraine, and additional missiles.

Politics • January 22, 04:50 PM • 121418 views
Russia has deployed over 715,000 troops to continue the war in Ukraine - Syrskyi

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi stated that Russia is using a combined group of troops numbering over 715,000 people. Moscow is not abandoning its aggression and is trying to destroy Ukrainian statehood by striking critical infrastructure.

War in Ukraine • January 22, 04:32 PM • 3818 views
We must not put up with Europe being just a salad of small and medium-sized states seasoned with enemies - Zelenskyy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated at the World Economic Forum in Davos that Europe should not be "a salad of small and medium-sized states seasoned with enemies. " He emphasized that Europe must become a global force that defines the future, rather than reacting late.

Politics • January 22, 03:35 PM • 3137 views
Air defense deficit does not allow full protection of critical infrastructure: Syrskyi at Ukraine-NATO Council meeting

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi at the Ukraine-NATO Council meeting reported on the difficult situation at the front and spoke about the specific needs of the Defense Forces. He emphasized the significant deficit of air defense assets.

War in Ukraine • January 22, 03:10 PM • 4041 views
If Ukraine were in NATO, Russian ships would be sinking off the coast of Greenland - Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine could help Greenland with the Russian threat by sinking Russian ships if it were a NATO member. He emphasized that Ukraine has the experience and weapons to do so.

Politics • January 22, 02:58 PM • 4933 views
NATO stated that there are currently no plans for an Arctic mission

The Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), Alexus Hrynkevych, stated that there are no plans for a mission in the Arctic. NATO will strengthen security in the region amid cooperation between China and Russia.

News of the World • January 22, 02:15 PM • 2740 views
Trump's Greenland deal requires swift action on Arctic security, it will not deplete resources for Ukraine support - Rutte

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced that a framework agreement on Greenland with Donald Trump would require enhanced security in the Arctic. The first results are expected this year, without depleting resources for Ukraine.

Politics • January 22, 12:58 PM • 4704 views
Merz calls on Europe to strengthen unity and competitiveness to counter power politics

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated at the World Economic Forum in Davos that Europe must strengthen its unity and competitiveness. This is necessary to counter a new era of "great power politics" that has upended transatlantic relations.

News of the World • January 22, 12:46 PM • 3072 views