Allies
Coverage of Allies in the Nexus archive.
- Israel’s Christians rely on faith and allies as they fear rising harassment
Christians constitute less than 2% of Israel's population and are currently facing increased harassment. This situation has prompted them to rely on both faith and allies for support as regional conflicts continue.
- Canada, allies express renewed concern over North Korean IT worker scheme
Canada and nine other countries have expressed renewed concern over North Korea's use of a network of remote IT workers to defraud businesses and channel revenue toward nuclear weapons proliferation. The statement highlights ongoing activities by North Korea targeting global businesses through its IT worker scheme.
- South Sudan: South Sudan - Abuse of Civilians in Western Equatoria
Human Rights Watch (HRW) reports that many civilians fled attacks by government forces and their allies in Nagero County, Western Equatoria, South Sudan. The abuse of civilians is highlighted as a key issue in the region.
- Japan’s overworked defence ministry plans first new bureau since 2007
Japan’s Ministry of Defense plans to establish a new bureau to enhance defense cooperation with allies, aiming to strengthen deterrence against China. Analysts note that the reform is part of a broader policy and has been long overdue.
- Nein! Allies slam door on Germany joining Tempest fighter jet programme
Germany's attempt to join the Tempest fighter jet programme was rejected by its allies. The refusal is highlighted by the German word 'Nein' in the title.
- Trump, allies seek to sow mistrust about election security ahead of midterms
Trump and his allies are attempting to spread distrust about election security before the midterms. Trump made claims about election system vulnerabilities in a prime-time address, which were not supported by the evidence he provided.
- ‘Makes no sense’: Firing of Ukraine’s defense minister sparks protests, outcry among allies
The firing of Ukraine’s defense minister has triggered protests and criticism from allies. The move is described as illogical and has caused significant unrest.
- Trump’s America has stopped apologizing for existing, and it made all the difference
Trump’s America has shifted its approach by ceasing to apologize for its existence. The article highlights a country that provides energy to its allies while requiring them to fund their own defense, asserting that this stance secures its influence.
- Trump’s plan for Europe is falling apart
Trump’s plan for Europe is failing, and the US president is effectively alienating existing and potential allies.
- How math helped the Allies win World War II
During World War II, statistics helped the Allies estimate the number of enemy tanks, which proved essential in the decisive move against Nazi Germany.
- Ukraine dreams of becoming the 'arsenal of the free world' as allies are still unsure on how far they want cooperation to go
Ukraine aims to become the 'arsenal of the free world' as its allies remain uncertain about the extent of defense cooperation. A production unit for the long-range FP-1 drone is being operated at a Fire Point factory in Ukraine.
- NATO chief demands that allies present credible plans to reach defense spending targets
The NATO chief has demanded that allies present credible plans to meet defense spending targets. The announcement was made in Ankara, Turkey, according to the AP news agency.
- Ukraine Tells Allies Patriots Due in 2027: Save Lives – Send Stockpiled Patriots
Ukraine has proposed that allies temporarily transfer stockpiled Patriot interceptor missiles to address intensified Russian ballistic missile attacks, with future deliveries used to replenish supplies. The move is argued to save lives amid increased threats.
- How Trump can win back allies and rejuvenate US diplomacy on Iran
The article discusses how Trump could win back allies and improve US diplomacy on Iran, highlighting two areas where focused diplomacy could enhance outcomes.
- ‘The wheels are coming off’: readers reflect on the 250th anniversary of the American experiment
As the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary, the Trump administration's policies on civil rights, immigration, and free speech have led to growing domestic opposition and strained relations with allies. Many Americans express cynicism about the country's future amid these challenges.
- Ukraine Opens ‘TrophyLab’ to Share Captured Russian Weapons Data
Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense launched a state platform called ‘TrophyLab’ to centralize technical data and analysis on over 115 captured Russian weapons samples across dozens of equipment categories. The platform allows users to request physical hardware for testing, enabling allies to access shared data on captured Russian equipment.
- Zelensky Warns Putin May Escalate Attacks as Russia Weakens
President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia may increase missile and drone strikes as Vladimir Putin's position weakens, urging Ukrainians to use shelters and noting secured Patriot missile commitments from allies.
- US export ban on Anthropic’s AI models further strains alliances
The Trump administration's export ban on Anthropic’s AI models restricts allies' access to advanced AI, leading to demands for increased self-reliance. The move strains international alliances as partners seek alternatives to US-dependent technologies.
- Trump wraps up G7 trip as questions swirl around Iran deal
President Trump is concluding his G7 trip in Europe while defending a proposed Iran agreement. Details of the deal are expected to be released soon as lawmakers and allies raise questions ahead of a planned signing ceremony.
- Defence tech start-up Anduril calls for reset of US arms export controls
Defence tech start-up Anduril is advocating for a reset of US arms export controls. The CEO proposes involving allies in the production of lower-cost weapons.
- Defence review delays undermine Britain's credibility with its allies, MPs warn, as report finds £6billion tank may never be used
A defense review delay in Britain has raised concerns about the country's credibility with its allies, according to MPs. A report highlights that a £6 billion tank may never be used.
- Hegseth blasts ‘invasion’ of migrants on Europe’s beaches in D-Day speech in France
Pete Hegseth, the Pentagon chief, delivered a speech at a US military cemetery in Normandy during the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings in France. He criticized the 'invasion' of migrants on Europe's beaches and urged allies to increase their defense contributions.
- On China, Trump picked the right battle but the wrong strategy
The article argues that Trump's approach to China involves the right battle but the wrong strategy, citing his protectionist policies, chaotic tariffs, and antagonistic stance toward allies as factors that will keep US trade policy in disarray. It predicts a prolonged trade war as countries seek to bypass US-imposed trade barriers.
- Today in History: June 6, Allies land in Normandy on D-Day
On June 6, 1944, nearly 160,000 Allied troops landed in Normandy, France, during D-Day as part of Operation Overlord to liberate German-occupied Western Europe. Over 4,400 Allied troops, including 2,501 Americans, were killed during the operation.
- The US is delaying weapon sales to allies. Will there be long-term impact?
The United States is delaying weapon sales to allies, prompting concerns that this could lead to doubts about reliance on the US for defense articles and services. An analyst warned that such delays might cause allies to reconsider their dependence on the US.
- Trump administration is scrapping $1.8B US fund meant to compensate president's allies
The Trump administration is scrapping a $1.8 billion US fund intended to compensate allies of the Republican president. The Justice Department's top official cited court setbacks and political backlash as reasons for the decision, which could impact the White House agenda.
- Russia relentlessly targeting UK, allies in cyberspace, spy chief warns
A UK spy chief warns that Britain and its allies face significant cyber threats from adversaries like Russia and urges greater urgency in addressing cybersecurity. The warning highlights the risk of losing a potential conflict in cyberspace if citizens, corporations, and governments do not prioritize cybersecurity.
- Iran: New US strike violated ceasefire
Iran accused the U.S. of violating a ceasefire established on April 8 following new military strikes, which the U.S. described as defensive. The accusation could escalate tensions, risking further Iranian attacks on U.S. bases and regional allies.
- Montreal sex workers and allies protest during Grand-Prix for better working conditions
Montreal sex workers and allies protested during the Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend to demand better labor standards. The strike occurred during one of the busiest periods of the year for the sex work industry.
- Thousands rally in Madrid to demand Sanchez's resignation
Thousands of protesters gathered in Madrid to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez due to corruption allegations involving his family, allies, and political party.
- U.S. asks for help with opening Strait of Hormuz while Trump attacks allies
The U.S. has requested assistance to open the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil shipping route, while President Donald Trump criticized allies. Vessels were observed in the Strait off Oman on Monday.
- Iran is important, but Trump must not take his eye off the ball in Taiwan
The article emphasizes that while Iran's conflict is significant, U.S. focus on Taiwan and broader West Pacific interests must remain a priority. It highlights the necessity of allies in military, economic, and technological contexts to support American strategy.
- NATO chief BACKS Trump and says allies 'were slow to say the least' to support US in Iran - but insists they are now 'doing everything he asks'
NATO chief supports Trump's stance on Iran, criticizing allies for past slow support but stating they are now fully complying with US requests.