
European Leaders Unite to Bolster Ukraine’s Defense
European defense ministers in Paris unite to reinforce Ukraine’s security and boost collaborative defense strategies across the continent.
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European defense ministers in Paris unite to reinforce Ukraine’s security and boost collaborative defense strategies across the continent.
EU leaders approve enhanced defense plans and commit โฌ30.6 billion in aid for Ukraine at a special Brussels summit.
EU leaders pledge increased defense spending and unwavering support for Ukraine amidst shifting global policies and challenges.
French President Macron announces plans to discuss extending France’s nuclear protection to European allies amid rising tensions with Russia.
China and the U.S. have made preliminary plans for future military exchanges, aiming to strengthen communication and cooperation based on mutual respect and peaceful coexistence.
China defends its recent live-fire naval drills near Australian waters, asserting compliance with international law and safety protocols, while Australia criticizes the exercises for lacking transparency.
Pete Hegseth, Donald Trumpโs nominee for Secretary of Defense, faced sharp partisan questioning in his Senate confirmation hearing.
European E5 defense ministers meet to strengthen the arms industry and boost defense spending, emphasizing support for Ukraine and the European NATO pillar.
A delegation from the Eastern Theater Command of the Chinese mainland’s PLA plans to visit Japan in mid-January to enhance defense ties.
Syria’s Foreign and Defense Ministers make their first official visit to the UAE to discuss prospects for cooperation and coordination, as reported by SANA.