The Latest Breaking News on NATO

Historic rivals Greece and Turkey look closer to a rapprochement as their leaders step up efforts to improve ties after receiving strong election mandates this year. Foreign ministers from the two neighbours are set to meet on Monday, but analysts warn substantial obstacles still need to be overcome.

Vladimir Putin hasa repeatedly tried to talk up the specifications of the RS-28 Sarmat

Ben Wallace’s successor faces major issues on several fronts including Ukraine and a British military seeking more investment

Soldiers from the U.S., Indonesia and five other nations are participating in a combat exercise on Indonesia’s main island of Java amid concerns about China’s aggression

Rishi Sunak has reshuffled his top team by appointing Grant Shapps as the new defence secretary to replace the outgoing Ben Wallace.

Zelensky ‘don’t abandon us plea’ at secret summit as fears grow over Biden resolve

Mr Shapps takes over as Defence Secretary at a key moment in debates about the future of the UK armed forces.

Adm Sir Tony Radakin recognised in Washington and Kyiv as an increasingly important actor

The head of the Wagner Group of mercenaries has reportedly been killed in a plane crash, putting Russia’s internal security and the future of the controversial military unit in jeopardy.

Libya’s stability is at greater risk following recent militia clashes and amid turmoil in neighbouring Sudan and Niger, the country's special UN envoy said Tuesday.

Victory for The Independent after five-month campaign backed by military chiefs, politicians and celebrities for pilot’s right to stay in UK