Germany's Bundeswehr has concluded a short but successful military exploration mission in Greenland, evaluating conditions for joint exercises amidst US tariff threats.
Germany reinforces European security by deploying to Greenland and leading a NATO exercise involving 11 countries, underscoring solidarity and readiness.
Germany has dispatched 13 Bundeswehr soldiers to Greenland as part of a multinational mission led by Denmark and supported by France and Sweden, aiming to enhance Arctic security amid rising tensions with the U.S.
Germany is deploying a reconnaissance team to Greenland this week, joining European NATO partners in joint exercises to strengthen Arctic security and counter emerging geopolitical threats.
Germany deploys Bundeswehr soldiers to Greenland as part of Nordic cooperation to counteract US territorial claims and bolster regional security amid rising Arctic tensions.
The Bundeswehr grapples with misconduct within its ranks and a notable increase in young Germans refusing military service amid conflict fears.
Greenland and Denmark reject US attempts to control the island amid threats of military force; NATO plans to bolster Arctic defenses.
Germany has recorded over 1,000 suspicious drone flights in 2025 targeting military and critical infrastructures, prompting new defense initiatives.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz highlights Germany's increased defense spending, constitutional reforms, and strong support for Ukraine as key to its renewed international role and deterrence against Russian aggression.
Germany reforms its military service law to a modern, voluntary model amid youth protests fearing renewed conscription and wartime deployment.
A leading German physician warns that the country's medical infrastructure is insufficiently prepared to handle casualties in the event of a war related to the Ukraine conflict and NATO obligations.
NATO commends Germany's coalition agreement on military staffing reforms and potential draft reinstatement, amid plans to expand the Bundeswehr by 80,000 personnel.
Germany introduces a questionnaire for 18-year-olds in 2025 and plans a voluntary military service law in 2026 to meet NATO troop targets, but faces recruitment risks and political challenges.
Discussion continues within Germany's coalition on key details of the new military service model, focusing on conscription selection, troop increases, and service conditions.
The Bundestag debates reforms to Germany's military service law, with experts urging conscription to tackle personnel shortages and youth groups opposing mandatory service.
Germany is central to NATO's defense strategy with accelerated Bundeswehr modernization and rigorous volunteer training amid Russian threats.
The US government shutdown threatens salary payments for 12,000 German civilian employees at US military bases, leading to union demands for German government intervention based on labor law.
Germany and Iceland have enhanced their military cooperation, focusing on maritime logistics and surveillance to counter increased Russian threats in the Arctic region.
Germany plans a lottery-based mandatory military service amid youth protests over government policies and social inequalities.
The SPD opposes a proposed lottery system for mandatory military service in Germany, with Defense Minister Pistorius citing ethical objections.
Defense Minister Pistorius defends himself amid Union criticism over a new military service law while the government plans to introduce the bill in the Bundestag this week.
Germany is currently engaged in a heated public debate on whether to reinstate mandatory military service for young men, reflecting diverse generational views and societal considerations.
Germany is moving to allow its military to shoot down unauthorized drones under a new legal proposal.
Controversy erupts over military research at University of Kiel, prompting calls for a cessation of such studies.
Germany's 'Operationsplan Deutschland' is central to NATO's defense strategy, detailing military and civil roles in potential conflicts.