The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Results put Gitanas Nausėda ahead but he will face Ingrida Šimonytė in a run-off election on 26 May

Britain has expelled dozens of Russian spies after the Salisbury poisonings in 2018.  

Amid fresh intelligence warnings that Russia is preparing “violent acts of sabotage” targeting Europe and NATO member states, security experts tell FRANCE 24 that they have already noted a significant uptick in what appear to be covert Russian sabotage operations.

Chinese President Xi Jinping was given military honours as he visited Hungary on Thursday – seeking a "new journey" with his closest European Union ally amid divisions with the West over the Ukraine war and global trade. It’s the final leg of Xi's first visit to Europe in five years,…

Ukrainian experts believe up to 50,000 troops are poised to try and take Sumy and Kharkiv.

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron on Thursday urged NATO partners to soon start spending 2.5 percent of GDP on defence, during a major speech in which he called for a more muscular approach to Western foreign policy.

Gabrielius Landsbergis also backs David Cameron and Emmanuel Macron on standing up to Putin

British Prime Minister calls for increased defense spending and unity among NATO allies to address global security challenges.

Foreign secretary will say too few states have stepped up to spend on defence, take on Iranian proxies or champion women’s rights