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NATO AWACS in Norway: enhancing readiness, interoperability, and command capabilities

NATO AWACS in Norway: enhancing readiness, interoperability, and command capabilities

The NATO E-3A Component has successfully completed an extensive three-week deployment of the NATO AWACS, training alongside Allies, operating from Rygge airbase in Norway.

Allied forces hone multi-domain integration skills in Poland

Allied forces hone multi-domain integration skills in Poland

More than 18 fighters and 2 bombers, refueling and support aircraft from seven nations worked in close coordination under the command and control of 4th Expeditionary Air Support Operations Squadron, Germany.

How NATO safeguards Icelandic and High North airspace

How NATO safeguards Icelandic and High North airspace

The Air Policing (AP) mission in Iceland is a peacetime mission, which is specific and unique to Iceland and aims at safeguarding NATO airspace in the High North.

NSPA contracts SES’s O3b mPOWER satellite service for secure communications services

NSPA contracts SES’s O3b mPOWER satellite service for secure communications services

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has awarded a contract for Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) Global Services (MGS) to satellite operator SES.

NATO DIANA announces companies chosen for the next phase of its accelerator programme

NATO DIANA announces companies chosen for the next phase of its accelerator programme

NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) named the ten start-ups selected for the next phase of the accelerator’s programme.

Dynamic Monarch 24: NATO practises saving lives with cutting-edge submarine rescue capabilities

Dynamic Monarch 24: NATO practises saving lives with cutting-edge submarine rescue capabilities

Experts in the art of submarine rescue from across the Alliance gathered in Norway for Exercise Dynamic Monarch 24, NATO’s major submarine rescue exercise.

Russia doubles down on nuclear intimidation of NATO [BRIEF]

Russia doubles down on nuclear intimidation of NATO [BRIEF]

Fears of escalation should not prevent NATO countries from lifting restrictions on Ukraine’s use of Western weapons for self-defence against military targets on Russian territory.