Following the peace talks for Ukraine in Berlin, officials in Russia have been reticent to comment. Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov raised hopes that a breakthrough could be achieved in the negotiations.
By Viktor Funk
The “coalition of the willing” is planning far-reaching security guarantees for Ukraine. Where the military capabilities are to come from remains unclear. The statements coming from Germany are also vague.
By Nana Brink
The Ministry of Defense sees no alternatives to US systems in 48 of 49 current and planned procurements.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
Despite growing military cooperation, Poland views its neighbor with suspicion. This is due not only to historical events, but also to the concern that Germany would not be able to defend the country in the event of a Russian attack.
By Andrzej Rybak
European leaders are using the announcement of a planned multinational force to underline their role in negotiations over Ukraine. The initiative could bring Western troops closer to Russia’s borders than at any point before the war.
By Viktor Funk
The “Sea Guardian” reconnaissance drone is now set to be procured by the German navy. It will be flown together with the P-8 Poseidon reconnaissance aircraft to monitor large maritime areas.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The NATO Secretary General will discuss the links between energy and security policy with EU energy ministers on Monday. In an interview with Table.Briefings, his chief advisor for hybrid threats explains the issues Mark Rutte will be discussing.
By Manuel Berkel
As home to the critical infrastructure for German democracy, Berlin is increasingly the target of disinformation and cyberattacks. That is why a civilian plan for overall defense and social resilience is urgently needed.
By Björn Stahlhut and Gollaleh Ahmadi
A majority of Germans are in favor of robust security guarantees for Ukraine in order to prevent future attacks by Russia.
By Viktor Funk
Construction work on the new headquarters of the 45th Armored Brigade stationed in Lithuania is progressing faster than planned. Lithuania’s spending on defense has reached a record high. In future, the new Leopard main battle tank will be built in the country.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
