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Led by Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, there is a growing push for a NATO bank that would enable greater military expenditures. Recent reporting suggests that the British government, which had dismissed the idea a few months earlier, is seriously reconsidering the idea. Should such a bank be established, however, it would worsen national debt…

NATO’s military capacity rests on its ability to swiftly concentrate combat power at decisive points, rapidly moving forces and materiel to the battlefield. That ability depends not only on roads, railways, ports, and airfields but also on the cybersecurity of the civilian systems that enable military movement. It could be the difference between preventing Russia…

French defense-technology firm Thales is “quite advanced” in discussions with a number of NATO countries about using its artificial intelligence-powered command-and-control system HexaForce, said the company’s vice president for multi-domain operations, Patrick Moreau

The CEO for Dataminr said his company’s tech will be going live as part of NATO’s Maven Smart System sometime this week, days after the openntagon

A NATO official says Russia has increased disruptive and cyber activities across Europe, while the alliance currently sees no immediate threat of a military attack on its member states.

The development of computer technologies, the internet, communications systems, virtual reality and, more recently, artificial intelligence and quantum technologies has opened new opportunities for the Alliance to act and project power. At the same time, it has created unprecedented challenges to the security of member states.