Italian Nato fighter shoots down drone over Lithuania after string of Baltic airspace breaches
The shootdown follows months of Ukrainian military drones straying into Finland and the Baltic states
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Nato Drone boats, underwater wireless charging and firefly stealth lights tested by Nato special forces
BOMA 26 brought SOF together with companies developing systems ranging from a 46-knot USV to bioluminescent lighting
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Arctic/Antarctic First-ever military team finishes expedition replicating Nansen's journey across Greenland
The group faced 25 days on the ice and in remote conditions, with temperatures reaching lows of -40°C
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Nato Poland opens new centre built with UK expertise to strengthen nation's air defences
Stronger Polish air defences mean stronger Nato air defences, insists Defence Readiness & Industry Minister Luke Pollard
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Navy Fond farewell for HMS Queen Elizabeth as she lands key Nato role for first time
As Nato's command ship for the Allied Response Force, she now prepares to take over from HMS Prince of Wales as the flagship next year
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Nato Let's be honest – Russia is well ahead of Nato, says former CIA station chief
Sean Wiswesser argues Nato's weak response invites escalation
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Politics UK can lead Nato's battlefield revolution after lessons from Ukraine, says retired US general
General (Ret'd) David Petraeus says the UK has been providing exemplary support to Kyiv ever since the war began
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RAF Flying Nemo: Nato tests submarine rescue vehicle response with RAF aircraft
Crewed by UK, French and Norwegian personnel, the submersible is capable of rescuing stricken submariners down to depths of up to 610 meters
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RAF RAF A400M deploys marines and supplies onto remote volcanic island on key Nato exercise
It comes as UK, US and Norwegian forces are deployed to the island of Jan Mayen as part of Nato's Arctic Sentry enhanced Vigilance Activity
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Russia Don't play games in the Baltics: The message CIA director's visit sends to Moscow
John Foreman and Professor Michael Clarke delve into the potential reasons why John Ratcliffe might have gone to the Russian capital
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Nato Russia's 'grey zone' surge shifts North Atlantic battleground beyond sea lanes
Securing traditional transatlantic supply lines remains vital in any conflict, but safeguarding undersea infrastructure is just as urgent
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RAF Primed and ready to protect Nato airspace: Inside a Quick Reaction Alert scramble
Pilots carrying out QRA fast jet air policing in Romania explain what happens when they are launched to carry out an aerial interception
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Nato Nato spy planes and jamming aircraft converge in Polish airspace near Russian exclave
Flight tracking sites have shown several consecutive days of unusual activity very close to Kaliningrad
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Navy HMS Duncan slips moorings under cover of darkness for second phase of Op Firecrest
The Type 45 destroyer is headed for northern European waters, and the second phase of the Carrier Strike Group's deployment
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Nato Woman of war: The British commodore deterring Russian subs and keeping the seas open
Nato's adversaries are more active than ever in the North Atlantic, but a crack maritime force is patrolling the ocean, commanded by a ...
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Aircraft Still fighting at 50: F-16s prove their worth defending Nato's eastern flank
The Romanian air force operates the F-16 Fighting Falcon – and the jets recently saw action, shooting down three suspected Russian drones