The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Ukraine's surprise offensive in Kursk region shifts battlefield dynamics, garnering cautious support from Western allies amid concerns of escalating conflict.

Kosovo’s prime minister says that fully reopening a bridge in Mitrovica would be another step toward free movement and wasn’t a threat to anyone

Soldiers at base next to Cologne airport warned not to drink tap water.

Pro-Kremlin commentators say the cross-border attack was developed by NATO as Putin threatens a ‘worthy response’.

Poland on Tuesday signed a $10 billion deal to buy 96 Apache attack helicopters from US manufacturer Boeing in a new upgrade to the country's military capabilities.

During July’s Nato summit, the United States and Germany reached an agreement for the US to start what it referred to as “episodic deployments” of missiles in 2026. This will include Tomahawk cruise missiles, SM-6 ballistic missiles and a new generation of hypersonic systems currently under development. The main condition…

Claim by Kyiv comes as Russian official admits Ukraine has seized 28 settlements during attack on border region

Sen. Mastriano (who is running for reelection to the state senate, and who ran in 2022 for Governor) is suing for, among other things, libel—but trying to keep the allegedly libelous material under seal.

Ukraine’s strategic advantage lies in its autonomy rather than playing into Putin's ploy.

The European Commission is setting up a team to prepare for a potential Trump presidency, and globally, national governments should be doing the same.

Harris entered the administration with little foreign policy experience, but has a strong commitment to US allies in Asia.