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The future of NATO may no longer be determined solely by military strategy or defence spending. As Europe assumes greater responsibility for its own security, industrial capacity, technological capability and strategic production are becoming essential pillars of collective defence. Is NATO evolving into an alliance of collective capability?
Turkey occupies a unique position between Europe, Asia and the Middle East. This portrait explores how identity, sovereignty and geopolitical ambition shape everyday life, revealing a society balancing secularism, religion, strategic autonomy and an unresolved relationship with Europe itself.
Europe is entering a phase it has avoided for decades: the acceleration of defence innovation driven by artificial intelligence. What was once a patchwork of slow-moving national programs is shifting into a coordinated response to geopolitical pressure, battlefield realities and NATO-level technology standards. The continent is not rearming in the old sense—it is rewiring its defence thinking for an age where software, autonomy and data matter as much as hardware.
