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“Pentagon Plans to Reduce U.S. Participation in NATO”

“Pentagon Plans to Reduce U.S. Participation in NATO”

It has been reported that the Pentagon is planning to reduce U.S. participation in various NATO advisory groups by not replacing personnel whose terms of duty have ended. According to reports, the U.S. Department of Defense intends to scale back U.S. involvement in several NATO advisory bodies. Based on sources cited by The Washington Post,...

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Trump Discussed Greenland with NATO Secretary General Rutte

Trump Discussed Greenland with NATO Secretary General Rutte

U.S. President Trump stated that during a phone call with NATO Secretary General Rutte, he emphasized the importance of Greenland for national and global security. U.S. President Donald Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that he had a “very productive” phone conversation with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte regarding Greenland. Trump said,...

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France: NATO’s Trojan Horse, or Europe’s Uncomfortable Mirror? – Resit Kemal As

France: NATO’s Trojan Horse, or Europe’s Uncomfortable Mirror? – Resit Kemal As

Resit Kemal As, Editor-in-Chief – World Of Global Tensions within NATO are no longer confined to technical disagreements whispered behind closed doors. The strategic friction between France and the United States exposes a far deeper question about the alliance itself: Is NATO still a collective security framework, or has it evolved into a discipline mechanism...

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Spain on Greenland: Issue Should Be Resolved at the NATO Table

Spain on Greenland: Issue Should Be Resolved at the NATO Table

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said that discussions on Greenland’s security should be conducted within the NATO framework and with the participation of all allies. Emphasizing that Greenland wishes to remain part of Denmark, Albares called for disputes to be resolved through dialogue. Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares stated that Greenland’s security issues...

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The Atlantic world first saw him as an “accident,” then as a “deviation.” Europe underestimated him, NATO endured him, and the Middle East waited. But over time, everyone realized the same truth: Trump was not an exception — he was a signal.

The Atlantic world first saw him as an “accident,” then as a “deviation.” Europe underestimated him, NATO endured him, and the Middle East waited. But over time, everyone realized the same truth: Trump was not an exception — he was a signal.

Resit Kemal As Editor-in-Chief, World Of Global ⸻ “Do not fear the visible wound; fear the invisible one.” Because a visible wound bleeds, hurts, and can be treated. An invisible wound, however, slowly corrodes from within. Donald Trump was precisely such a figure for the global system. He was loud, crude, unpredictable. He tweeted, threatened,...

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Reading the World Through the Power of Knowledge: World of Global

Reading the World Through the Power of Knowledge: World of Global

World Of Global is not merely a digital news platform that delivers information; it aims to read the world accurately, analyze developments in depth, and place a global perspective at its core. At the same time, it is a structure that adopts the understanding of an international digital civil society organization, where the views of...

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Denmark Investing Billions in US Military Equipment to Protect Greenland – NATO Chief

Denmark Investing Billions in US Military Equipment to Protect Greenland – NATO Chief

Denmark has invested billions in US-made military equipment to strengthen defense of its territories, including Greenland, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Monday. Greenland“As we speak, we see Denmark, at the moment, already speeding up their investments when it comes to defense, not only generally, but also when it comes to unique capabilities to...

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Russia’s NATO Phobia and NATO’s Test with Trump – Resit Kemal As

Russia’s NATO Phobia and NATO’s Test with Trump – Resit Kemal As

By Resit Kemal As / Editor-in-Chief, World Of Global   The tension between NATO and Russia is often read through tanks, borders, and missiles. Yet the real issue lies less in maps and more in mindsets. While Russia’s view of NATO is rooted not merely in security concerns but in a historical sense of encirclement,...