Mark Rutte Takes Over as NATO Chief at Turbulent Time for Defense Alliance
BRUSSELS — One of NATO’s longest serving top officials, Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, stepped down on Tuesday, handing over the reins to former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as the military alliance confronts some of the biggest challenges in its history.
Writing for the National Interest, Hawley said that "America's greatest foreign adversary doesn't loom over Europe." ...
STOCKHOLM - NATO's newest member Sweden plans to raise its defence spending by 13 billion crowns ($1.3 billion) in the state ...
On Monday, Sweden announced its readiness to manage a future NATO land force in neighboring Finland, which shares a border ...
The Finnish government is happy for Sweden to lead the establishment of NATO land forces in Finland to boost defences against ...
Turkey and Sweden will hold their first meeting on Wednesday addressing a security pact the sides agreed to ensure Ankara's ...
Leadership of the 32-nation NATO alliance changed hands Tuesday for the first time in a decade as former Dutch Prime Minster ...
Turkey withdrew from NATO’s Ramstein Flag 2024 exercise due to an ongoing airspace dispute with Greece over flight plan ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Ukraine's use of Western long-range weapons against Russia would mean that NATO ...
We are going to follow the developments, the deliberations, and reach a final decision accordingly,” the Turkish president ...
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