The head of Germany's BND foreign intelligence service has warned that Russia could turn its sights on the Baltic nations - ...

The recent escalation of the Russia-Ukraine war has led to increasing talk of nuclear war, especially following repeated threats from Russian President Vladimir Putin against NATO countries.

"Since its creation on 4 April 1949, the transatlantic Alliance has grown from 12 founding members to 32 member countries ... On the date of its origin, NATO had 12 founding members: Belgium ...

NATO member countries and allies, including the United States, have provided Ukraine with more than $175 billion worth of military, financial and humanitarian aid since Russia’s invasion.

While that first obligation lost its relevance following the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the gradual disintegration of the USSR, Nato has been ... Those countries were: Belgium, Canada ...

Sweden Agreement Nato, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to give it its full title, is a multi-nation military alliance set up in 1949 in the aftermath of the Second World War. Currently made ...

With Hungary's parliament voting to ratify Sweden's bid to join NATO, the Scandinavian nation is set to join 31 other countries in the alliance. After nearly two years of negotiations, Sweden ...

BRUSSELS — NATO countries are divided over what kind of ... and Eastern European allies to provide any detailed “road map” toward membership, Western officials said following a meeting ...

By Steven Erlanger BRUSSELS — NATO countries are divided over what kind ... Eastern European allies to provide any detailed “road map” toward membership, Western officials said following ...

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) released its annual defense spending earlier this year that details how many countries that are members of the alliance are spending on their defense.

She has covered the persecution of religions in the global south, fertility and birth rate issues around the world ... President Vladimir Putin against NATO countries. Newsweek looked at the ...