The Latest Breaking News from NATO

European leaders are worried that some picks signal not only a disdain for NATO, but also professional experience

Ukrainian president says talk between German and Russian leaders on war will reduce Putin’s isolation

€300m fund will help member countries buy defence equipment and increase support to Ukraine; Odesa strike knocks out heating. What we know on day 996

Of 44 people who served in Donald Tump’s cabinet during his first administration, only four endorsed him for the presidency in 2024. As he told influential podcaster Joe Rogan days before the election, his biggest mistake was to appoint “disloyal people”.

Almost all of Donald Trump’s nominees for critical positions within his presidential administration have been non-traditional. Fox News presenter Pete Hegseth was just named as Trump’s possible defence secretary. Alongside Elon Musk, pharmaceutical company entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy has been tapped to lead a newly named Department of Government Efficiency.

Kyiv is trying to secure as much of the aid promised by Washington and Brussels as possible.

NATO and the European Union are ramping up pressure on China

When he claimed victory in the early hours of November 6, Donald Trump said he was a man of his word. A hallmark of his second term as US president would be “promises made and promises kept”. Whether or not this would include his promise to resolve the conflict in…

Rep. Elise Stefanik's evolving stance on Ukraine and NATO membership reflects US foreign policy complexities.