The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Suspected drone activity disrupted Denmark's Aalborg airport for the second time within 24 hours on Thursday evening, after Copenhagen alerted NATO and the EU over a similar "hybrid attack" the day before.

Intrusions into NATO’s airspace blamed on Russia have reached an unprecedented scale, raising questions about whether the Kremlin is trying to test the alliance’s willingness to respond to a direct attack or divert its attention and resources from the war in Ukraine

Dozens have been injured in a sustained attack on Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine by Russia

IAEA chief says no damage to South Ukraine nuclear facility but ‘next time we may not be so lucky’; Russia accused of ‘arbitrary killings’ of PoWs. What we know on day 1,311

Legal opinion for campaign group says deal amounts to reversal of UK’s commitment to nuclear disarmament

The fact that world leaders are making nuclear threats on social platforms is terrifying.

European NATO countries have reportedly told Moscow they are ready to respond to repeated violations of members' airspace, including by shooting down fighter jets

November WTI crude oil (CLX25 ) on Thursday closed down -0.01 (-0.02%), and November RBOB gasoline (RBX25 ) closed down -0.0075 (-0.38%). Crude oil and gasoline prices posted modest losses on Thursday after the dollar index (DXY00 ) rallied to a 3-week high. Also, the outlook for higher crude exports...

The US removed Turkey from its flagship F-35 fighter jet programme after Turkey purchased the S-400 air defence system from Russia.

Editorial: The escalation in recent days is raising alarm. It forms part of Moscow’s broader pattern of probing and provocation

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