The Latest Breaking News from NATO

As the war in Ukraine rages on, Dr Paul Maddrell believes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could soon look to develop nuclear weapons in a bid to end the Russian invasion

To judge by Turkey’s pro-government media, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan scored a major geopolitical victory for his country at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit in Madrid. “Turkey slammed its fist on the table, Europe came to its knees,” declared the conservative Yeni Akit daily.

Russia's warnings to not join NATO have done little to dampen the resolve of Finland's Prime Minister, Sanna Marin. At just 36, the world's youngest leader has pulled off one of the "most important moments of Finnish history".

In an interview with FRANCE 24, British Foreign Minister Liz Truss said that the United Kingdom is prepared to keep supporting Ukraine for as long as it takes for Kyiv to repel the Russian military. "We're in it for the long haul and that's also true of our NATO allies…

Albania is in talks with NATO to build a naval base at Porto Romano, a port under construction on its Adriatic coast, Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Friday.

Ukrainian troops blitz a Russian base and reportedly destroy their headquarters, a warehouse and armored vehicles, as can be seen in this footage.

These images allegedly show Russia showing off a multiple rocket launcher vehicle that can shoot thermobaric warheads.

On 1 July France passed the baton of the EU presidency to the Czech Republic. The rotating presidency involves setting the European Union’s agenda for a period of six months, with all 27 EU member states holding that position once every thirteen and a half years.

The two countries signed a treaty in support of integration in 1997, and have sped up that process in recent years.