What does Trump's election victory mean for NATO, Europe?
America's allies in Europe are debating what Donald Trump's win in Tuesday's U.S. presidential election could mean for their security and prosperity amid concerns that the next four years may once again be characterized by a turbulent transatlantic alliance.
Norway’s own Jens Stoltenberg, the former highly acclaimed NATO boss, went on national TV in his homeland Wednesday night and ...
"Time is ticking," said Ed Arnold, a senior research fellow for European security at the Royal United Services Institute.
The New Voice of Ukraine on MSN4d
NATO may discuss intercepting Russian missiles over Ukraine next week — SikorskiTusk government suggests military aid to Ukraine on loan terms “This issue involves agreements and discussions among our ...
NATO celebrated its 75th anniversary in July, 2024 as the alliance’s member states attended the organisation’s annual summit ...
In his first term as president, Donald Trump had a testy relationship with NATO, suggesting he could pull the U.S. out of the ...
The North Atlantic Alliance will work with the winner of the US election, whoever it is, and will do everything in its power ...
RBC Ukraine on MSN9d
Zelenskyy: We agreed with NATO, but Poland finds another reason not to send MiG-29sUkraine agreed with NATO to send allied aircraft to Poland so that Warsaw could hand over old MiG-29 fighters to Kyiv. But it was not yet accomplished, says President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at a press ...
Bipartisan representatives have pushed Joe Biden to approve Poland's scheme to shoot down Russian missiles over Ukraine in a ...
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Russia rejects 'German scenario' for Ukraine-NATO resolutionThe Russian authorities have dismissed the possibility of a "German scenario" as a solution to the ongoing war in Ukraine. In this scenario, Kyiv could join NATO without Russia's occupied regions.
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