Compulsory Military Service in Europe Amid Russian Threat

Several European nations have reintroduced or expanded compulsory military service in response to Russia's threat, with debates and changes in countries like Latvia, Norway, Germany, and Sweden. NATO is urged to increase capabilities for potential conflict, including conscription.

Western Allies Considering Conscription Amidst Growing Threat from Russia

Western allies are considering conscription or national service to address the challenge of retaining military personnel amidst growing threats from Russia. France and Germany are implementing plans to incentivize troops to stay, while other countries like Croatia are considering bringing back conscription. The issue of retention is becoming more prominent as professional armies struggle to compete with the private sector and retain personnel.