The Latest Breaking News on NATO

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Monday lost a confidence vote in parliament, paving the way for an early general election on 23 February. Scholz had been expected to lose the vote after his three-way coalition fell apart last month.

In a significant milestone for European integration, Bulgaria and Romania will become full members of the Schengen free movement zone on 1 January – following a more than 13-year wait.

Mark Rutte said US president-elect Donald Trump was “right” that there should be more spending on defence.

Approval comes after Austria lifted its veto, claiming its demands on tackling illegal immigration had been met.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy suggests foreign troops to protect Ukraine until it can join Nato; Ukraine’s president woos potential next German chancellor. What we know on day 1,021

President Zelensky stresses that even with an invitation to the NATO military alliance, long-term protection would still be uncertain in the face of future Russian aggression

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy considers Western troop deployment for security and NATO membership amidst Russia's military presence in Ukraine.

It "raises serious questions about her judgement" Bolton said. Nearly 100 former officials blasted her nomination in a recent letter

Donald Trump doubled down Sunday on hard-line campaign pledges to impose trade tariffs and carry out mass deportations, while dangling the idea that the United States could withdraw from NATO. In his first formal television interview -- and just six weeks before he takes office -- Trump again signaled that…