The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Seventeen countries attended a meeting in New York led by Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi despite criticism from Ukrainian president. What we know on day 948

President Vladimir Putin made a chilling declaration this week when he proposed changes to Russia’s nuclear war policies. One of the most concerning was the possibility of mobilising the country’s nuclear arsenal if another nuclear power supports a non-nuclear state’s attack on Russia. The comments marked a clear escalation in…

Hungarian Foreign Minister praises Trump's potential for global stability and conflict resolution, emphasizing positive U.S.-Hungary relations.

Vladimir Putin has announced what appears to be a dramatic strengthening of Russia’s nuclear doctrine. The Russian president was responding to speculation that the west may relax its restrictions on Ukraine’s use of its weapons to attack targets inside Russia.

Ukrainian president says he is grateful for latest funds but it is unclear if he will receive clearance to use US missiles deep into Russia

White House says China has responsibility to ensure private companies are not providing lethal military aid to Moscow. What we know on day 946

Russia's updated nuclear doctrine under Putin considers support for attacks as aggression, potentially leading to nuclear response.

The party founded in January espouses anti-NATO, anti-immigrant populist rhetoric while promoting left-wing economics.

Zelenskyy hopes to hit assets inside Russia to get the upper hand in negotiations but has not succeeded yet.