The Latest Breaking News on NATO

Sweden’s sizeable Kurdish population sees signs of rising repression after Turkey demanded action as price of Nato admission

Warships periodically suffer from mechanical issues, although the UK’s two new aircraft carriers seem to be particularly unfortunate

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's party boycotts vote on Sweden's NATO membership, causing further delays and angering Hungary's allies.

Hungary remains alone in holding up Stockholm’s accession despite PM’s promises not to be last to ratify

Giorgia Meloni’s much-touted plan has more to do with energy supply and EU politics than tackling longstanding inequalities, says Jamie Mackay, an Italy-based writer

Chase CEO Jamie Dimon offers words of wisdom from Davos: Be nicer to MAGA "deplorables," bow down before Trump

Hungary faces mounting pressure to ratify Sweden's NATO bid following an EU deal. Find out why this decision is significant for European security.

As Finns elect a new president in the shadow of Putin’s hostility and a possible Trump return, all eyes are on national security, says author and commentator John Kampfner

Senior Nato analysts have advised the Supreme Commander of the alliance, General Christopher Cavoli, that Vladimir Putin is already carrying out a 10-year offensive to expand Russia’s power across Europe. “We may already be in year two of the plan, starting with the invasion of Ukraine two years ago,” a…

The prospect of an isolationist US under Trump should push EU leaders to design a defence policy that is democratic and accountable

Retired General Philip Breedlove discusses possible retaliation against Iran and the need for the US to regain initiative in the current situation.