In a surprising move, President Trump has fired Navy Vice Admiral Shoshana Chatfield, raising questions about the U.S. commitment to NATO and its future role in global defense. This decision comes amid ongoing tensions and a shifting military landscape in Europe.
As tensions rise, a 72-hour action plan is established for Houthi operations. Key military strikes are set to commence, with significant implications for US and European trade.
At the EU Summit, Chancellor Olaf Scholz expresses skepticism towards using French nuclear weapons for European defense, advocating instead for NATO's existing deterrence strategy. Meanwhile, tensions rise as Russia dismisses claims of aggression.
Germany is set to launch a €500 billion infrastructure fund and overhaul borrowing rules, marking a significant shift in military and economic strategy. As coalition talks progress, the urgency to strengthen defenses grows amidst geopolitical tensions.
European defense stocks skyrocketed as leaders pledged to bolster Ukraine's defense against Russia. But can Europe sustain increased military spending amid economic concerns? Discover the implications!
