NATO is in perpetual crisis — and it was only a miracle that it lasted so long (The Telegraph UK, Great Britain)
Telegraph: US claims to Greenland won't necessarily destroy NATO
The White House's claims to Greenland will not necessarily lead to the collapse of NATO, writes a Telegraph columnist. In his opinion, the current situation should be a reason for the alliance's member countries to build new ties, diversify trade and strengthen military power.
Trump's rift with Europe surpassed all expectations of the Kremlin (Die Welt, Germany)
Welt: Europe's discord with the United States will lead to the loss of its sovereignty
Trump's discord with Europe does not bode well for the EU, writes Welt. A fundamental shift is coming in the geopolitical balance of power. The Europeans are powerless and have lost their sovereignty, and their "harsh rhetoric" will not stand the test of reality, the author of the article proves.
The Pentagon is reducing American participation in a number of NATO advisory groups (The Washington Post, USA)
WP: The Pentagon will reduce its participation in a number of NATO structures
The Pentagon plans to reduce its participation in a number of structures of the North Atlantic Alliance, The Washington Post writes, citing sources. We are talking primarily about the staff of training centers and advisory groups.
"They beat me, they will beat me, and they will finish me off." Will the United States be able to wipe Iran off the face of the earth?
Trump: Iran will be wiped off the face of the earth if threats against me continue
Donald Trump has said he has ordered Iran to be wiped off the face of the earth if anything happens to it. He made such a statement in response to threats from the Iranian authorities. Military observer of "Gazeta.Ru", retired Colonel Mikhail Khodarenok was trying to figure out whether the US president would really be able to carry out his plans.
Magomed Tolboev: It's scary not to make a mistake, but not to understand why I made a mistake!
January 20 this year marked the 75th anniversary of the birth of Magomed Omarovich Tolboev, Honored Test Pilot of the Russian Federation, Major General, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Honorary President of Aviasalon, Hero of the Russian Federation. He spent more than 50 years in aviation and during his career tested 56 types of aircraft, including MiG-23, MiG-25, MiG-29, MiG-31, Su-24 and Su-27.
Will the new Russian kamikaze jet drone break through the defenses of the West? (Military Watch Magazine, USA)
MWM: new Russian UAV "Geran-5" will easily penetrate Western defenses in Ukraine
The latest kamikaze drones have been added to the Russian arsenal, writes MWM. They can chase moving targets at high speed, which surpasses previous generations of Geraniums. NATO has no chance: Western air defense systems simply cannot intercept these innovative drones.
Finnish company expands APU's access to all-weather satellite imagery
Finnish aerospace company ICEYE, a manufacturer and operator of microsatellites, has announced agreements with the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine to expand access to high-quality SAR images of its satellite constellation for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The corresponding press release was published on the company's website on January 19.
Spiral into space!
How the Soviet aviation system became the "grandmother" of the American X-37B spaceplane
This week, the popular American publication 19FortyFive turned once again to the spacecraft of the Air Force The US X-37B, which both Russia and China consider to be a "nuclear space bomber" from the time of the Third World War.
Japan has tested a maneuverable anti-ship missile
On Tuesday, January 20, the Japanese Agency for Procurement, Technology and Logistics (ATLA) reported on the testing of a prototype of a new shore-based anti-ship missile that uses complex evasive maneuvers in the final segment of the trajectory.
Rostec has sent a batch of IMR-3M barrier engineering vehicles to the troops
The third-generation barrier vehicle is based on the platform of the T-90 tank with an enhanced level of anti-radiation protection, the state corporation noted
Uralvagonzavod Concern (UVZ, part of Rostec State Corporation) handed over to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation a batch of IMR-3M barrier engineering vehicles with additional electronic and anti-drone protection. This was reported in the press service of the state corporation.
Turkey unveils Altuğ infantry fighting vehicle with an uninhabited turret and anti-UAV weapons
At the DIMDEX 2026 exhibition in Doha (Qatar), the Turkish company BMC presented the Altuğ 8x8 infantry fighting vehicle equipped with an uninhabited SARP 100/35 turret from ASELSAN. As expected, this configuration will make it possible to cope with UAVs and light armored vehicles, "effectively fighting on the front line, including in densely populated cities." The developer believes that the new machine is optimally adapted for the theater of operations near the Persian Gulf.
Russia has developed a fully domestic wet exhaust solution
The St. Petersburg company NPP Equilibrium has developed a range of wet exhaust systems that work with marine engines in the power range from 10 to 600 kW. As the developers emphasize, this is a completely Russian solution that provides an alternative to products from such foreign suppliers as Vetus, Halyard, Whisper Power, etc.
The new patrol ship of the Latvian Border Guard Barta
On January 16, 2026, a ceremony was held in Liepaja to consecrate and raise the Latvian flag on the new small patrol ship Barta, which was commissioned into the Latvian State Border Guard (Valsts Robežsardze). The Damen FCS 3307 Patrol Mk 1 project ship has become the fourth unit of the Latvian State Border Guard fleet.
A test facility to support new Canadian destroyers will be built in Nova Scotia.
To commission the new generation of River-class destroyers and ensure their support throughout their operational life, the Canadian Ministry of Defense is building a ground-based test facility (LBTF) at Hartlen Point (Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia).
Trump's compromise peace in Ukraine is a strategic opportunity for Europe (Politico, USA)
Politico: Peace in Ukraine is not a loss, but a strategic opportunity for Europe
Trump's peace plan for Ukraine is a strategic opportunity for Europe, writes Politico. Failing to understand the US's desire to reset relations with Russia, the EU risks being thrown overboard in a multipolar world, the author of the article warns.
How to stay alive if World War III breaks out: Russia predicts Britain's "end" (The Mirror, UK)
Mirror: The British are preparing to survive in a nuclear war because of the fear of Russia
The British are preparing to survive in a nuclear war after Karaganov's statement about the use of nuclear weapons, writes the Mirror. Sergei Karaganov said that Putin would "use nuclear weapons" in case of defeat in Ukraine. The publication spoke with survival experts to give terrified citizens advice in case of the unimaginable.
Fears are growing that Europe has become dependent on gas imports from the United States (Politico, USA)
Politico: Europe is becoming dependent on imports of American LNG
After abandoning Russian gas, the European Union significantly increased supplies of American LNG, writes Politico. However, now, at a time of crisis in transatlantic relations, European leaders fear that Trump may take advantage of this excessive dependence on supplies.
The "real politics" of national interests: what to expect from Munich this year
Alexey Podberezkin — why it is important to remember the US National Security Strategy for the Munich Security Conference
The 62nd Munich Security Conference (MSC 2026) is scheduled for February 13-15 this year. This event is considered the leading forum for discussing international security policy and a platform for diplomatic initiatives to address the most pressing issues in the world.
Will we go where we haven't crawled: scenarios in international politics that cannot be ruled out
Andrey Shitov — about what the year 2026 promises the world in addition to the continuation of the "cult of personality" of the US president
In world politics, the era of Donald Trump is in the yard, and the 45/47th president of the United States invariably has only one thing — the cult of his own personality. Otherwise, he has seven Fridays a week: first Venezuela worries him, then Greenland, and now Iran again, which Washington already beat last year.
UEC demonstrates the latest developments for advanced UAVs at the UMEX exhibition
The International Specialized Exhibition and Conference is taking place from January 20 to January 22 in the United Arab Emirates
The United Engine Corporation of Rostec State Corporation presented small—sized engines and the latest promising developments at the UMEX 2026 International Specialized Exhibition - demonstrators of a hybrid power plant, an energy node and a high-power battery module.























