May 2026

Drone Warfare Q&A: What Do the Baltic Drone Incidents Mean for North-Eastern NATO?

Analysis, Technology

Long-range Ukrainian strike drones aimed at targets around the Leningrad Oblast have, in several cases, strayed or pushed beyond intended routes, crossing into the airspace of Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. Whether by navigation failure, electronic interference, or deliberate ambiguity, the result is the same: NATO airspace is no longer a distant observer of

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“What has happened since we became members of the NATO Alliance, and the same goes for Finland, is that it’s easier to access business opportunities via NSPA,” Saab’s NSPA specialist Magnus Larsson described at the BEDEX 2026 event in Brussels.

Inside NATO’s Quiet Buying Machine: NSPA Framework Deals Are Opening the Market for Saab

News, Strategy

The meeting rooms at NATO Support and Procurement Agency headquarters in Luxembourg rarely make headlines. Yet decisions taken there shape how NATO countries buy weapons, spare parts and ammunition. This is where a quiet logistics revolution is underway. And the door to the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) market has now been opened to

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The Madman’s Bluff: Fear as Strategy from Hannibal to Trump

Strategy

When power is uncertain, fear becomes a tool. From Richard Nixon to Kim Jong-un, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, leaders have tried to weaponize unpredictability, convincing adversaries they might act without restraint. Controlled risk can force concessions, but once the bluff is tested, the strategy either collapses or escalates beyond control. The idea of the

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