Chancellor Friedrich Merz has inaugurated a groundbreaking German brigade in Lithuania that is meant to help protect NATO’s ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared that “the security of our Baltic allies is also our security” as he traveled to ...

Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned Thursday that Russia threatened security in Europe as he visited Lithuania to mark the official formation of Germany's first permanent overseas military unit since Wor ...

Friedrich Merz visited Lithuania to inaugurate a German brigade aimed at strengthening NATO's presence and deterring Russian ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday inaugurated a historic new brigade in Lithuania, saying that Germany and its ...

The Bundeswehr has sent its new Armored Brigade 45 to Lithuania, Germany's first permanent foreign troop deployment since World War II. Chancellor Friedrich Merz will attend the ceremonial roll ...

Merz, whose election had been expected to be ... World News // 1 day ago Lithuania accuses Belarus of large-scale smuggling scheme in ICJ case May 20 (UPI) -- Lithuania on Monday filed a case ...

Merz also announced plans to make Germany more ... on security matters and hailed a permanent Bundeswehr deployment to Lithuania that is to be combat-ready by 2027.

German Soldiers depart from a German Air Force Airbus A400M at Gaižiūnas Airfield, Lithuania, May 9, 2022. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Tamillyah Jo/Wikimedia Commons via Courthouse News) BERLIN (AFP) — ...

Merz also said he would introduce a new volunteer ... The unit, which will be fully operational by 2027, is stationed in Lithuania along NATO's eastern flank. A Boxer armored fighting vehicle ...

Soldiers look at German Air Force helicopters taking off at an airfield in Lithuania where the German ... German Chancellor Friedrich Merz surprised NATO allies on Thursday by signalling plans ...

In February, Merz expressed interest in Germany being protected by France ... While countries such as Denmark, Poland and Lithuania have already expressed interest, others such as Latvia insist that ...