It can continue a cold war trajectory by isolating and provoking Russia, or help end the war in Ukraine

A new proposal in Foreign Affairs offers us just more of the same failed policies towards Russia.

Work has begun on expanding the Mihail Kogalniceanu base in Romania, transforming it into the largest NATO military base in Europe.

As Ukraine runs out of ammo and manpower, NATO proxy warriors offer empty threats and callous advice.

The French proposal not to rule out sending soldiers to fight against Russia opened a debate that confirms there are soldiers from the Atlantic Alliance on the ground, but not in combat roles

When the Cold War ended in 1991, NATO had just 12 member states: Today it has 32. Finland and Sweden have just joined and the number in the next couple of years will certainly grow to 34, if the Western World lasts that long. Do you feel safer? Really?

Killing off a bureaucracy — whether civilian or military — is nigh impossible. But the impending defeat of Ukraine on the battlefield by Russia presents one of those watershed moments in history where the raison d’etre of NATO will be exposed as a fraud. Much has been made in recent months about NATO’s supposed growing strength by citing the addition of Sweden and Finland as new NATO members. But this is illusory.

Mr. Warner voiced concerns that expanding NATO would increase the chances that American soldiers would be dragged into ethnic conflicts, similar to the debacles in Somalia and Vietnam…

The top five reasons that expanding the Western alliance would make Kyiv even worse off.

An intercepted meeting on sending Taurus missiles to Ukraine suggests the west is on the brink of a risky and futile escalation