The Latest Breaking News on NATO

France was in the hands of a caretaker government on Monday after snap parliamentary elections defeated the far right but failed to produce a majority for any political camp. With parliament roughly divided into three disparate groups, there are no obvious candidates for the prime minister who will lead a…

Levelling-up Secretary Ms Rayner is asking local mayors to flag planning bids with investment opportunities

Hungarian PM Orban's diplomatic engagements with China and Russia amid Ukraine conflict raise concerns in Europe and NATO.

When NATO leaders welcome Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to their summit in Washington this week, they will reaffirm that Kyiv will one day become a member and vow to keep arming its troops.

Labour has emphasised it commitment to national security and also its historical connection with Nato

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was in Beijing on Monday for a visit he branded as a "Peace mission 3.0" after recent trips to Moscow and Kyiv.

Western leaders are celebrating 75 years of NATO with an elephant in the room -- will Donald Trump, who could again be the US president within months, blow the alliance up?

President Emmanuel Macron on Monday was to start efforts to extract France from its most severe political uncertainty in decades after the left defeated the far right in elections with no group winning an absolute majority.

President Emmanuel Macron has avoided his nightmare scenario of the far right coming to power in France but still faces an unprecedented challenge steering his country and the remainder of his presidency through an uncertain future.

Sir Keir Starmer and other world leaders are meeting in Washington this week to mark the 75th anniversary of Nato

John Healey announces fresh package as he visits southern port city of Odesa