Bulgaria
US KC-135 Tankers Leave Bulgaria’s Bezmer Air Base
Two US KC-135 tankers have left Bulgaria’s Bezmer Air Base after a deployment linked to support for US operations in the Middle East.
United States
United States
How the U.S. Space Force Fights Wars: GPS to Golden Dome
From missile warning to jamming and Golden Dome interceptors, this is how U.S. Space Force Guardians actually fight modern wars, plus a supply chain opening CEE/SEE manufacturers haven't spotted yet.
Bulgaria
Bulgaria Seeks Expanded Strategic Cooperation with United States in Defense and Advanced Technologies
Bulgaria is seeking to deepen its strategic partnership with the United States by expanding cooperation in defense, energy security, and high technology sectors. The initiative also aims to increase U.S. investment and strengthen industrial collaboration.
CSG
Federal and Remington Secure All Four Categories in FBI Rifle Ammunition Contract
Federal and Remington, part of CSG-owned Kinetic Group, have secured all four categories of the FBI’s latest rifle ammunition contract, reinforcing the company’s growing position in the U.S. ammunition market.
Poland
United States Expands Military Financing for Poland with Additional $4 Billion Loan
Washington will provide Poland with a new $4 billion loan under the Foreign Military Financing program, increasing total U.S. military financing support available to Warsaw to $20 billion. The announcement coincided with the first flight of Poland's newly acquired F-35 fighter jets.
NATO
NATO Reviews Potential Acquisition of US Unmanned Aerial Systems
NATO is assessing the potential procurement of US-developed unmanned aerial systems to strengthen alliance capabilities. The review reflects growing demand for scalable drone solutions in European operational environments.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
US Awards Colt Contract for Small Arms Supply to North Macedonia and Bosnia
The United States has awarded a contract to Colt to supply small arms to North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The procurement supports ongoing modernization efforts in both countries. Deliveries are expected to strengthen interoperability with NATO standards.
Latvia
Latvia to Acquire Naval Strike Missiles to Strengthen Coastal Defense
Latvia plans to procure Naval Strike Missile systems to enhance its coastal defense and maritime strike capabilities. The acquisition is intended to strengthen deterrence and improve interoperability with NATO forces in the Baltic region.
Poland
US to Invest Over $500 Million in Polish Military Infrastructure
The United States will invest over $500 million to modernise four military bases in Poland, reinforcing NATO’s eastern flank and signalling a long-term commitment to US–Polish defence cooperation.
Opinion
Venezuela Is Not a Scandal. It Is a Strategic Asset Europe Keeps Misreading
Venezuela is often framed in Europe as a moral or political scandal. In reality, it is a strategic energy asset whose prolonged instability reflects a deeper misreading of power, resources, and leverage in global geopolitics.
Croatia
Croatia and United States Reaffirm Strategic Defense Partnership
Croatia and the United States have reaffirmed their strategic defense partnership during the first official meeting with new U.S. Ambassador Nicole McGraw, focusing on regional security, Ukraine support, and major military modernization projects.
Opinion
From Washington to Warsaw: How Rubio’s Knudsen Act Could Stabilize NATO Supply Chains
A little-noticed U.S. bill, the William S. Knudsen Defense Remobilization Act, would map bottlenecks and turn wartime demand models into peacetime contracts. Backed by Marco Rubio, it aims to reboot U.S. production—and send clearer, steadier signals to Europe and NATO supply chains.