To mark the 100th anniversary of its first dual time zone wristwatch, Longines unveils the Spirit Zulu Time 1925 — a ...

Rutte playfully called Trump “Daddy” after the president used an analogy of children fighting on a playground to describe Israel and Iran’s longstanding conflict.

NATO leaders are set to sign off Wednesday at their Hague summit on a defence spending pledge to satisfy US President Donald Trump's demand for a headline figure of five per cent of GDP.

U.S. President Trump and Ukraine's President Zelenskiy attend a meeting on the sidelines of NATO summit in The Hague. Ukrainian Presidential Press Service/Handout via Reuters ...

During a NATO press conference, Donald Trump appeared concerned for a BBC Ukrainian reporter. The reporter, Myroslava Petsa, questioned Trump about potential US sales of anti-air missile systems ...

NATO leaders commit to 5% GDP defense spending by 2035, despite reservations, to ensure collective security.

NATO survives another day Behind all the backslapping and bonhomie, it’s impossible to ignore the real concerns and fears that now fully penetrate the alliance.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte called President Donald Trump "Daddy" on Wednesday, reacting to the president's recent use of expletives when he accused Iran and Israel of violating a ceasefire ...

THE HAGUE - He’s already the world’s most powerful man, but US President Donald Trump got a new nickname on June 25 from Nato Secretary-General Mark Rutte – the “Daddy”.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte clarified his comment where he referred to President Trump as “daddy”, stating that he meant it in the sense that some European countries ask the US to… ...

The NATO summit close a 'historic' deal on defence spending. But the real accomplishment for the allies was avoiding trouble with Trump.

Nearly all members of the transatlantic alliance agree to spend 5% of their gross domestic product on defense — a priority of President Trump's for years.