The Latest Breaking News on NATO

President Trump's remarks questioning NATO allies' sacrifices in Afghanistan and their commitment to the US have ignited anger across Europe. Leaders from the UK, France, and Poland have strongly rebuked the comments, highlighting their own significant losses and unwavering support for the alliance. This latest dispute underscores growing European concerns…

Starmer suggested Trump should apologise for claiming Nato troops stayed ‘a little off the frontlines’

‘As organisations and society, we’re forgetting how to set taboos and boundaries, and how to defend values,’ a German football federation executive said

The US president took his bullying doctrine to Davos and hit a wall of opposition. If this creates a new western alliance against him, all to the good, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

MPs, veterans and Nato leaders have rejected Trump’s remarks as inaccurate and offensive.

Trump has been accused of avoiding military service as anger mounts over his suggestions Nato forces - that included British servicemen - did not fight on the frontlines in Afghanistan

President backed away from threats over Greenland but allies dare not regard avoidance of catastrophe as anything more than a respite

The US president made his comments in an interview with Fox News in which he reiterated his suggestion that Nato would not support America if asked.

Former Royal Marines officer Al Carns said the UK and US had ‘bonds forged in fire’ in Afghanistan.