The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner has signed a lease for a building project at the site of the former Yugoslav army headquarters in Belgrade that was bombed in US-led NATO strikes in 1999.

Experts say Ukraine’s defence and Russia’s manpower woes will limit the advance, but fears persist.

Far-right leader Geert Wilders told AFP Thursday it could take "years" for the Netherlands' new government to fulfil its pledge to opt-out of the EU asylum system, but vowed the nation would enforce its strictest asylum policy ever.

Shooting of Slovakian politician Fetzo sparks global condemnation and highlights dangers in European politics.

Thousands of Georgians took to the streets Wednesday in the latest round of a weeks-long mass protest against a "foreign influence" law whose adoption by Georgia has prompted a blizzard of international condemnation.

Russia opens a new front in Ukraine’s north, prompting Kyiv to respond with attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.

The need to advance the legitimate interests of Romania, a critical U.S. ally, may now be more important than ever.

Georgia faced a blizzard of international condemnation Wednesday as the EU, NATO and UN slammed the adoption of a controversial "foreign influence" law targeting overseas-funded NGOs. Ruling party lawmakers voted through the legislation Tuesday in defiance of protesters worried the Caucasus country is shifting away from its pro-Western course towards…

Protests set to continue as Western nations urge Georgian authorities against adopting ‘Kremlin-style’ measure.

With no domestic legacy to celebrate, the PM has little choice but to focus on global volatility. But that is a problem he can’t solve, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

US Secretary of State reaffirms support for Ukraine, emphasizing financial aid and NATO integration plans amidst Russian aggression.