The Latest Breaking News from NATO

'Trump will divide Europe’s long-term response to the war,' write former Estonian President Toomas Ilves and Yale political scientist Lauren Young.

Recent events in Europe raise concerns about Russia's alleged sabotage activities, prompting investigations into severed data cables and calls for enhanced...

Two undersea cables miles apart connecting Sweden and Finland to Central Europe have been sabotaged.

Recent escalation in Ukraine-Russia conflict as Ukraine reportedly launches ATACMs into Russia, raising concerns of broader NATO involvement.

European nations say Russia deploying ‘hybrid activities’ against NATO and EU but haven’t blamed Moscow for incidents.

Thousands of NATO soldiers are taking part in large-scale artillery exercises in Finland's Arctic this month, seen by some as a signal to neighbouring Russia over its war on Ukraine.

Learn about safety concerns surrounding the V-22 Osprey aircraft due to design flaws and past accidents.

Boris Pistorius says ‘no one believes’ two undersea fibre-optic communications cables were cut accidentally

First such use of missiles came hours after Vladimir Putin lowered Moscow’s threshold for using nuclear weapons

The lifting of US restrictions on the use of ATACMS ballistic missiles by Ukraine may help it repel Russian forces trying to retake Russian territory seized by Ukraine earlier this year. It could also strengthen Ukraine’s hand ahead of US President-elect Donald Trump’s arrival in the White House in January.

Germany and Finland launched a probe Monday after an undersea cable linking the countries was severed, warning of the threat of "hybrid warfare" amid heightened tensions with Russia.