Both governments need to more explicitly link or condition the U.S. relationship to their own global and regional political, ...

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President Donald Trump, right, speaks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte during a group photo of NATO heads of state and ...

Pacific to guard against China, but it will have to navigate an environment that’s been stunned by the economic blows dealt by President Donald Trump’s  protectionist trade policies.Secretary of State ...

ANDREA KENDALL-TAYLOR is Senior Fellow and Director of the Transatlantic Security Program at the Center for a New American ...

Kyiv has called for "biting" sanctions after Russia launched hundreds of drones and missiles overnight. US President Trump ...

In the fragile geopolitical balance of the post-Cold War era, NATO has remained the cornerstone of collective security for ...

Germany's federal police commissioner says tougher border controls are stretching police forces thin. And Chancellor ...

The alliance's secretary general underlined that NATO allies need to increase military and defence production after meeting ...

Rutte said China’s “rapid build-up of its military” was concerning to Europe, with Beijing planning to grow its navy to 450 ships and possess 1000 nuclear warheads by 2030.

Nato secretary general Mark Rutte has said that China ’s “massive” military buildup has raised the risk of conflict over Taiwan, potentially drawing in Russia and impacting European security.

THE HAGUE, June 25 (Reuters) - There is no alternative to higher defence spending in light of the ongoing threat from Russia, NATO chief Mark Rutte said on Wednesday. "Given our long-term threat ...