Russia is rattling NATO’s nerves, but how far will Moscow go?

Russia may not be preparing to invade NATO, but something more ambiguous could be coming. Intelligence warnings point to provocations designed to rattle the alliance, sow confusion and test its resolve. With uncertainty surrounding Washington’s response, Moscow may see an opportunity to probe NATO’s most vulnerable poi

The spy boss of Estonia, a country that borders Russia and was once occupied by the Soviet Union, warned that strongman Vladimir Putin's grip on power could be in danger as the Kremlin ramps up aggression against NATO countries.

There are six possible scenarios the Russian tyrant could be weighing up against the West. But which ones should we fear the most?

Ratcliffe’s Moscow visit raised a few questions – what intel prompted the visit? If the visit was about NATO’s Article 5 and against a Baltic escalation, what prompted Trump’s U-turn? And why was Elbridge Colby also meeting NATO’s Rutte in Brussels?

John Ratcliffe’s meeting this week with a Russian intelligence chief was aimed at pushing the Kremlin to pursue a peace deal with Ukraine.