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Guns or butter? To build up the military capacity vital for self-protection, European nations will have to make painful choices, says Paul Taylor of the Friends of Europe thinktank

Beijing is source of ‘systemic challenges’ but alliance members are divided on how to engage

Catch up on key developments and the latest in-depth coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

President Joe Biden touched down at Stansted yesterday evening ahead of tea with the King and a meeting with the Prime Minister. The visit takes place before he heads to Lithuania for the Nato summit.

US president had earlier met Rishi Sunak to talk about Ukraine’s counteroffensive

Nato membership is a binary phenomenon – you are either in the club or not. Those on the inside enjoy all the benefits, most notably the protection of article 5, which mandates that an attack against one ally is considered an attack against all. Those on the outside are, treaty-wise,…

Ankara is refusing to allow Stockholm to join the Western military alliance - and has now urged NATO countries to back its bid to join the exclusive Brussels bloc

NATO leaders will meet in Lithuania to discuss Russia’s aggression and overcome differences over the bloc’s enlargement.

Media reports say justice has benefited from being part of elite, wealthy circle; campaigners to call on Congress calling for corruption investigation

Joe Biden’s controversial decision to supply cluster bombs to Ukraine has overshadowed his visit to the UK, and risks fracturing the appearance of a united front at this week’s Nato leaders summit.

WINDSOR CASTLE: US President Joe Biden dropped in for tea and climate change talks with King Charles III on Monday, after a garden meeting with UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak before a NATO leaders' summit on Ukraine.