All posts by Anna Mulrine Grobe

It’s been a roller coaster week for Ukraine, with U.S. military aid first paused, and then reinstated. The shifts follow

New U.S. defenses against potential missile strikes are seen by some experts as “absolutely necessary.” They also come with big

Ukraine’s asymmetric drone attack caught the world’s attention and dealt a significant blow to Russia’s defense. Peace prospects may hinge on

Defense Department schools for service members’ children are removing books the Trump administration says focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

National security officials are using commercial apps over secure communications systems that feel burdensome. New apps offer privacy, but are

President Trump removed his embattled national security adviser, but kept him in his Cabinet, in his first major shake-up of

As America marks the Vietnam War’s 50th anniversary, both nations continue to seek ways to partner beyond the legacy of

After President Donald Trump’s public rebuke of Ukraine’s president, European leaders are attempting to step up their defense of Kyiv

As President Trump aims to broker peace, a potential U.S. deal over mineral rights has implications for Ukraine’s security and