The Latest Breaking News from NATO

‘Armed group’ tried to breach border between Ukraine and Bryansk, region’s governor says. What we know on day 978

Major David ‘Harry’ Hood completed the gruelling Exercise Cambrian Patrol alongside his 26-year-old son Corporal Declan Hood.

The Republican contender is a clear and present danger to the UK’s most vital national interests

Lithuania votes in the second round of its general elections on Sunday, likely to replace the ruling conservatives with a centre-left coalition amid security concerns about neighbouring Russia.

JD Vance's controversial remarks on Ukraine, Taiwan, and NATO reflect ongoing debates within the Republican Party on US foreign policy and defense alliances.

Bulgarians vote Sunday in their seventh election in less than four years, with dim hope of an end to political turmoil that has favoured the country's far right.

Failure to contain the conflict has led to huge suffering and geopolitical shifts. Why didn’t the US commit to Nato?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has denounced Russia’s hybrid attacks against democracies, saying the European Union is fighting daily to debunk misinformation

The news that up to 12,000 North Korean troops could be about to fight alongside Russian forces adds an exotic element to the war in Ukraine – but it is hardly surprising. Back in June Vladimir Putin journeyed to North Korea and signed a mutual defence pact with, perhaps, the…

The recent Brics summit in the Russian city of Kazan was less notable for what happened at the meeting than for what happened before, on the margins, or not at all. Among the notable things that did not happen was another expansion of the organisation.

Former UK defence chief Lord Stirrup issued the warning during a House of Lords debate on Ukraine.