The Latest Breaking News on NATO

Soldiers from the isolated communist state have no experience in modern warfare and a lot to learn on the battlefield.

French President Emmanuel Macron has renewed his call for Europe to take more responsibility for its own defence, arguing that the continent has "too long avoided bearing the burden of its own security".

US top diplomat Antony Blinken will meet with NATO and EU officials Wednesday to urgently discuss ramping up support for Ukraine before Donald Trump reclaims the White House -- potentially jeopardising future aid.

Among the first world leaders to speak with Donald Trump following his election victory on Nov. 5, 2024 was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Congratulating the U.S. president-elect, Zelenskyy expressed confidence in the “potential for stronger cooperation” between the two nations.

US Secretary of State Blinken's visit to Brussels to address concerns over Trump's foreign policy and strengthen transatlantic alliances.

Sir Iain Duncan Smith said he expects the Strategic Defence Review to find that the UK is facing the biggest threat since the Cold War.

Experts tell Al Jazeera to expect pressure to buy more US weapons, a trade dispute, and possibly a trade war.

John Healey downplayed concerns that the US will turn away from Nato under the president-elect.

The Prime Minister is heading to the French capital at the invitation of the French president to attend the annual event.

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine was a major part of the Anglo-French discussions

British and French leaders discuss Ukraine and Middle East amid fears for future of Nato after Trump’s re-election