Latvia
Wagner Group recruiting exposed in second NATO country
The news from Latvia follows reports that stickers bearing the Wagner Group logo and seeking recruits had been distributed in Warsaw and Krakow.
Wagner's new Belarus base puts them closer to Moscow than ever
A new base housing Wagner Group exiles in Belarus is less than 500 miles from the Russian capital.
Wagner fighters in Belarus unnerve NATO as "camps" built hours from summit
One diplomat told Newsweek they are "watching and assessing" Wagner arrivals in Belarus, ready to retaliate with sanctions if their presence is confirmed.
NATO leaders cite security risk from Wagner's move to Belarus
NATO countries bordering Belarus have spoken of strengthening their security forces due to the relocation of Wagner Group troops.
Russia's secret plans for Baltic states exposed
The Kremlin wants to reduce NATO's presence in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, while simultaneously strengthening Russian influence and culture.
U.S. officials appeared on independent Russian channel banned in Latvia
The Kremlin is viewing the NATO country's decision to ban as a show of support for news sources inside Russia.
Drone strikes inside Russia ramp up week after NATO member explored idea
Damaged critical infrastructure could lead to a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine as a frigid winter looms.
Elite Russian units take up to 40 percent casualties in Ukraine: Official
A European defense official told Newsweek that top Russian airborne, military intelligence, and army units have taken "severe" casualties since February.
NATO explores Ukraine striking military targets in Russia
Latvia's foreign affairs minister said Ukraine should be allowed to attack military sites in Russia to fend off strikes on its critical infrastructure.
U.S. 'God of War' HIMARS set to form NATO eastern shield against Russia
The president of the Baltic Security Foundation told Newsweek the systems are a "game changer" for the nations.
Russian missiles cross NATO border, killing two in Poland: Report
The reported deaths come after Russia struck Ukraine with dozens of missiles, knocking out energy infrastructure.
Latvia Declares State of Emergency at Border as Russia Mobilizes Troops
The Latvian government said the state of emergency has been imposed "due to the mobilization announced in Russia."
Europe Must Not Capitulate and Undermine Ukraine Progress—Latvian President
In Kyiv, Egils Levits urged allies not to engage in the "politics of capitulation" and betray Ukraine's wishes.
'Ghost Plane' Crashes Miles Out to Sea, Nobody Found in Cockpit
A report has said all four people believed to be on board the aircraft were German.
Putin Would Nuke NATO to Defend Russian Speakers in Baltics, Ally Suggests
Vladimir Solovyov told the Russia-1 program "Full Contact" that if the alliance got involved, "we will have no pity for them."
Former USSR Member Looks to Ban Russian Language in Blow to Putin
Latvian Deputy Prime Minister Janis Bordans said that Latvia could restrict the Russian language in workplaces.
Poland, Baltic States Now Looking at HIMARS for Protection Against Russia
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has spurred nearby countries to reconsider their military capabilities, with many now seeking long-range missiles.
'No Restrictions': NATO to Take More Aggressive Stance Against Russia
Mircea Geoană did not provide any details of a planned deployment, but said there would be "a robust, flexible and sustainable presence" in eastern Europe.
Putin Must Learn Soviet Empire Isn't Coming Back: Latvia Minister
Artis Pabriks told Newsweek that Russia's invasion of Ukraine can only be allowed to end with Kyiv's clear victory.
Vladimir Putin's Ukraine Nuclear Threats Create Dangerous Guessing Game
Putin and other Russian officials have repeatedly warned Russia could use nuclear weapons against NATO nations if they intervene in the Ukraine invasion.
Firefighter Catches Woman Out of Mid-Air in 'Insane' Viral Video
Tomas Jaunzems and his crew arrived at the apartment complex knowing a rescue attempt was imminent.
Russian State TV Threatens Nuclear Attack On Europe
Countries behave "too boldly" and they don't realize we can "handle them way faster" than Ukraine, a Russian TV panelist warned.
Video of Joe Biden Warning of Russian Hostility if NATO Expands Resurfaces
Ahead of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin repeatedly warned the West about NATO's expansion, viewing it as a threat to Russia's security.
EU Lawmaker in Taiwan Takes Aim at Xi Jinping's Attack 'Clowns'
A Lithuanian lawmaker fired back at the outspoken editor of Communist Party-owned newspaper The Global Times on Tuesday.
Belarus Behind Hacking, Disinformation Effort Against NATO Members: Report
The campaign, known as Ghostwriter, attempts to instill conflict in the intergovernmental military group, obtain confidential information and spy on dissidents.
Latvia Hints at Russia Role in 'Blatant Hybrid Attack' on EU by Belarus
EU leaders are accusing Belarus and Moscow of weaponizing migrant flows as a diplomatic standoff spirals into a humanitarian crisis.
NATO Allies Fear Russia, Belarus Using Migrant Chaos to Hide Agents
Top officials from the Baltic states told Newsweek that Moscow and Minsk are weaponizing vulnerable migrants.
U.S.-China Conflict Must Not Overshadow Russia Threat—NATO Baltic Allies
Top diplomats told Newsweek President Joe Biden must contain the short- to medium-term Russian threat and face China's existential challenge.
Donald Trump Era Left NATO Stronger, Baltic Allies Say
Top diplomats from NATO's Baltic states said the former president's public belligerence belied the alliance's response to Russian aggression.
Russia Told U.S. It Won't Abuse Nord Stream 2. Baltic Allies Don't Buy It
Top ministers in Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania all told Newsweek they had little hope that Russia would act in good faith over the new natural gas pipeline.