The Latest Breaking News from NATO

John Kirby says the matter of Biden’s capacity to lead hasn’t come up among NATO members

When Washington, D.C., last hosted a NATO summit in 1999, the alliance was celebrating a milestone. It was also facing a war in Europe and welcoming new members to the alliance.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy seeks NATO support after missile attack; Poland pledges aid and cooperation in the aftermath of Russia's invasion.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Hungary's PM Orbán discuss China's peace role in Russia-Ukraine conflict amidst divergent views on Western aid.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday he expects the upcoming NATO summit to provide specific steps to strengthen his country’s air defenses against Russia, hours after a Russian missile attack killed at least 28 people in various locations, including a children’s hospital in Kyiv

China and Belarus conduct joint military exercises near Poland, raising geopolitical tensions and concerns over border security.

A defiant President Biden said Monday he is running, but clearing the high bar Democratic lawmakers have set will be a big challenge.

What could a Labour government mean for freedom of movement, trade and security cooperation with Brussels?

Labour leader heads next to Wales before his diplomatic debut at a Nato summit in Washington