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The most important report being written in Washington today is a Pentagon study on the U.S. military presence in Poland.
With the Trump administration wavering in its European commitments, Germany considers going its own way.
Europe can help maintain stability in Egypt, but only if it can work together.
The children indoctrinated by ISIS are returning home. How should governments respond?
European countries can do more to stop the spate of deadly attacks by terrorists using vans and trucks as weapons.
A summary of Joint Doctrine Publication 0-30.2, the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence’s recently published guide to the U.K.’s operative principles on the use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems.
Returning foreign fighters will return to the criminal networks they knew before going to Iraq and Syria. That's where European authorities should be looking for them.
The Senate Intelligence Committee held a hearing on Russian interference in European elections.
The Danish Prime Minister publicly criticized the U.S. president for the first time since debates over the Vietnam War. Something is truly rotten in Transatlantia.
Yale's Jolyon Howorth puts the Brexit decision into context by exploring Britain's long history of political, economic, and cultural tensions with the EU.