The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Washington hopes more countries will join coalition to label and counter disinformation operations. Plus, air force serviceman sets himself alight outside Israeli embassy in DC

It is generally agreed Europe needs to spend more on defence, but questions remain about how much and how fast this can be achieved

Hungarian lawmakers set to ratify Sweden's NATO bid, signaling progress towards regional security and stability.

Hungary's parliament is expected to ratify Sweden's NATO bid Monday, ending more than a year of delay that left fellow defense alliance partners furious as Ukraine fought off Russian troops.

It's the first time Ukraine has publicly given a figure for military casualties. As Russia's war on Ukraine enters its third year, Zelenskyy says 2024 could be decisive.

Polish Foreign Minister emphasizes defense spending, NATO solidarity, and US commitment to allies in deterring aggression.

As Turkey's rapprochement with the United States gathers pace, the future of Turkish-purchased Russian S-400 missiles is increasingly in question. The missile deal is a potent symbol of Ankara's close ties with Moscow, but Washington is offering to sell Turkey its advanced F35 military jet for the removal of the…

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Funding to the country for its fight against Russia has split Republicans as Trump and Haley take different stances

Latvia says conscription would be a “good idea” to ward off threat of Russia