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Leonardo boss Alessandro Profumo says EIB should be allowed to finance military projects
Ukraine invasion has forced a fundamental sharpening of focus from the security alliance
Biden says additional deployments send ‘unmistakable message’ that alliance is ‘strong and united’
Military alliance looks east, all the way to China
Seven-fold expansion of the alliance’s rapid reaction force is a pivotal moment
Alliance’s chief outlines plan to upgrade defence of Baltics and raise number of troops ready to deploy more than sevenfold
Zelenskyy adviser says alliance should reaffirm partnership as Kyiv continues to fight Russia’s invasion
We need a credible military capability that can be rapidly deployed to any alliance member in case of attack
Kallas says alliance strategy would see Baltic states overrun in event of Russian invasion before being taken back
Baltic states want extra troops on the ground, but Berlin advocates for flying in at short notice
Ankara wants Nordic applicants to security alliance to address concerns on terrorism
Berlin proposes 3,500-strong brigade for its own soil, which could be quickly deployed to Baltics if necessary
Political differences among the 27-nation bloc indicate that Nato will remain central to European security
States bordering Russia want to replace ‘tripwire’ approach with robust forces and air defence mission
In a reversal of the post-cold war era, Putin’s attack on Ukraine prompts Nato members to spend more on defence
Antti Pelttari says Helsinki remains vigilant to threat from neighbour as it works on soothing Turkish terrorism concerns
Historic Bundestag vote reflects fundamental shift in defence and security policy triggered by Russia’s war in Ukraine
Denmark’s vote to end EU opt-out and Nato bids by Finland and Sweden redraw regional security map
Large majority in favour of joining Brussels policymaking body after Russian invasion of Ukraine
Referendum could extend realignment of security links in Europe after Sweden and Finland asked to join Nato
With the Bundeswehr at breaking point, the government has pledged a €100bn military spending spree — will it be enough?
Move will dramatically improve security of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, say foreign ministers
The Nordic pair would not seek full alliance membership were it not for Putin’s aggression
Nordic pair would not benefit immediately from Article 5 collective defence guarantee
The continent has more soldiers and weapons on high alert than in decades but without the cold war agreements that provided reassurance
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