The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Trump might be spoiling his Nobel Peace Prize hopes.

One person was killed and 22 others injured, including three children

China is the host of this year’s SCO Summit, which takes place in Tianjin from August 31 to September 1.

Here are the key events on day 1,283 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Blue swastikas on white backgrounds that have featured on the flags of various Finnish Air Force units since 1918, which officials say is in no way connected to Nazi Germany, are being gradually phased out in an effort to enhance integration with Western allies following NATO membership.

Finland's air force adopted the swastika emblem in 1918

France and Germany will on Friday discuss a new way of producing weapons in the European Union – the so-called “best athlete” model, where the company most suited to the job builds systems for the whole bloc instead of each country developing its own.

Poland’s AirSHOW Radom 2025 cancelled following crash.

Robert Brovdi is a key commander of Ukraine's Armed Forces. Hungary's sanctions will see him face difficulties entering the Schengen Zone, including NATO institutions.

The 2% of GDP guideline was instituted in 2014, but allies have recently pledged to up the target for core defence spending to 3.5% of GDP.

Croatian authorities arrested an Air Force pilot and his partner for allegedly sharing classified information about Kosovo peacekeeping operations over three years, according to domestic press.