Trump is ‘right’: Rutte says NATO members need to spend more on arms
BUDAPEST — NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is seeking to start off on the right foot with Donald Trump by praising the United States president-elect's attempts to get NATO countries to spend more on defense, beyond the current 2 percent of GDP target.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the alliance's support has kept Ukraine in the fight, but more is needed to beat ...
A Russian victory in Ukraine would not only jeopardize Europe but also the US, the chief of NATO warned on Thursday.
VILNIUS - EU member states' underinvestment in defense over the past decades has reached one trillion euros, according to Andrius Kubilius, commissioner-designate for defense and space.
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French, German defense leaders urge European unity after Trump winFrance and Germany emphasized the need to keep up military spending and for unity on European security, including with the ...
“But NATO’s Article 5,” a commitment to collective defense, “is not supposed to be a protection racket,” he said. “But that’s Trump’s position, and this time he’ll have more power than he had in ...
A security grouping in Southeast Asia similar to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is not possible at present ...
James Stavridis is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, a retired US Navy admiral, former supreme allied commander of NATO, and ...
NATO's top official Mark Rutte met with Meloni following a trip to Germany. At the top of the agenda: the war in Ukraine.
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