NATO's surprising move after Ukraine attack stuns Europe and the shocking decision will completely change everything you ...

The US-led NATO alliance must prepare for the possibility that Russia and China could launch wars in Europe and the Pacific ...

NATO allies on Wednesday agreed to more than double their defense spending target from 2% of gross domestic product to 5% by 2035, in the most decisive move from the alliance in over a decade ...

NATO allies can’t entirely hedge their security concerns around “reliance on America,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth publicly warned during his visit to Brussels Thursday to meet… ...

As Russia continues its attack on Ukraine, the role of NATO is at the forefront. Here's a quick overview of the alliance, the role that the United States plays within it, and what it's doing to ...

News. NATO leaders agree to hike military spending, recommit to collective defense The 32 leaders endorsed a final summit statement saying: “Allies commit to invest 5% of GDP annually on core ...

It’s not a rip-off,” Trump said of NATO after its 32 nations agreed to more than double their defense spending targets, which has been a sore spot for the U.S. president.

According to NATO estimates, 22 of the alliance's 32 members met or exceeded the 2% benchmark, with nine falling short of the goal. Iceland is not included in the estimates as it has no armed forces.

When President Joe Biden sat down with Sweden’s prime minister on Wednesday – just a week before the annual NATO summit – he hoped to send a message to allies and adversaries alike.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is urging the 32 member nations to devote more funds, equipment and political energy to the world's biggest military alliance.

All NATO members have backed a statement enshrining the target, although Spain declared it does not need to meet the goal and can meet its commitments by spending much less. More: Trump says US ...