The Baltic Sentinel

NATO's air activity around Kaliningrad has been exceptionally intense in recent days - but that does not necessarily mean a new operation or an imminent crisis.

The Swedish parliament has passed the legislative changes needed for the new foreign intelligence agency to begin operations, but the military and opposition say its creation has been rushed.

Fire and maneuver are the essence of warfare. Other functions may prevent defeat, but they do not deliver victory on their own. Victory comes from destroying the enemy, breaking his defenses, and ultimately collapsing his will through fire and maneuver, f

Former U.S. Ambassador to Poland and State Department Coordinator for Sanctions Policy Daniel Fried told Konstantin Eggert in an interview that the Trump administration will continue to be divided over America's global military presence.

Ever since the occupation of Crimea, speculation has periodically resurfaced that Narva is likely to be Russia's next target. Yet the roots of this narrative lie not in Russia, but in a threat scenario developed within Western European security circles -

The Baltic states still misjudge the military threat from Russia and are not preparing adequately for it, says the commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, Major Robert Brovdi, better known as Magyar.

The Baltic states still misjudge the military threat from Russia and are not preparing adequately for it, says the commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, Major Robert Brovdi, better known as Magyar.

Former chief of staff to the German defense minister and an outspoken advocate for German military reform Nico Lange speaks to Konstantin Eggert about investing in drones and AI, the future of Berlin's Russia policy, as well as existential questions Germa

Russia is betting that Europe will tire before Ukraine breaks. Defeating that strategy will require more than weapons and sanctions - it will require turning time itself against the Kremlin, writes Jonatan Vseviov, secretary general of the Estonian Minist

According to Etienne Girard, the journalist at the French magazine L'Express who compiled the new ranking of European intelligence services, the results contained two major surprises: the Netherlands' AIVD in third place and the Estonian Foreign Intellige