Every Magna Bureau story on NATO: 12 articles, investigations and analysis in one place.
Last updated: October 2026
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is the world's most powerful military alliance — collective defence binding North America and Europe under one command structure. Founded by the Washington Treaty in 1949 and headquartered in Brussels, it is the anchor of Western security.
General Alexus Grynkewich told the Warsaw Security Forum that NATO would block, blunt and then break any attacker's warfighting system — while insisting war is neither imminent nor inevitable.
NewsGrynkewich is expected to unveil NATO's 'Theory of Victory' in Warsaw, warning Moscow any attack would be blunted and beaten — while insisting the alliance stays purely defensive.
NewsIron Defender 25 moved civilians out of the Suwałki corridor for the first time — 10,500 troops, 700 vehicles, and a quiet message to Moscow about NATO's…
NewsUS General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe, will outline his “theory of victory” at a Warsaw security conference on Monday — a rare public signal meant to halt what Western o
NewsThree countries, one Saturday: Russia struck Kyiv’s bridges again, five drones and missiles crossed Moldova in fifteen minutes, and NATO scrambled jets over a suspected drone from Belarus.
NewsTwo ships were hit by air and sea drones about 112 kilometres off Byala on Tuesday — a Togo-flagged vessel sank with its crew missing; a grain ship's crew was rescued with two injured. It is the first
NewsThe Royad Mammadov, a Turkish-owned corn carrier sailing from Ukraine to Italy, caught fire and sank inside Romania's exclusive economic zone on Monday. Two crew members are dead and eleven were rescu
NewsThe European Parliament's foreign affairs chief tells France 24 the EU cannot yet take sovereign decisions in key defence areas ‘because we are too dependent on US capabilities’ — a diagnosis of the g
NewsMoscow says work is "under way" on transferring Ankara's Russian air-defence systems to a third country — a move that could unlock Turkey's return to the F-35 programme and end the alliance's ugliest
NewsAthens agreed to spend up to $4 billion on F-16 Viper upgrades and advanced U.S. missiles, a day after Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit sealed a joint counterterrorism plan.
NewsA man in his 60s has been detained in Lower Silesia on suspicion of plotting an attack on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. Warsaw calls the threat "deadly ser
NewsTrump said on Truth Social that both sides agreed to an 'energy ceasefire,' effective immediately. Kyiv called it a surprise and awaited details; Moscow had not confirmed.
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