The NATO secretary-general told the European Parliament that the continent could not defend itself without the U.S.

From a national security perspective, fishing fleets are manned by the best soldiers we never knew we had.

Rather than panicking or posturing, European leaders should prioritise EU unity, pinpoint their leverage and consider buying time

The market reaction to the threat of tariffs on supposed allies over Greenland has been extremely telling

Aggressive US rhetoric over Greenland demands a change in strategy by the EU and UK, officials say

Geopolitics: Russians and Americans are making plans, to which Europeans then react with panic – that's how it usually goes these days, observes Steven Everts . This week's EU summit is a crucial mome...

In negotiations over Ukraine, European officials say President Trump’s team has positioned the U.S. as an independent arbiter rather than the leading voice of NATO.

It’s time the EU ditched its failing strategy of “react, hope, repeat.”

Ministers may be tempted to use it as an excuse for tax rises, but there’s far more to it than that

The only way to contain Putin is with a resolute show of strength.

NATO defence ministers are meeting to address recent drone and jet incursions in European airspace. The alliance aims to create a “drone wall” with the EU to protect member states.

In July and August, total military aid to Ukraine fell 43% lower than the amount received in the first half of the year, a report by the Kiel Institute finds.

Mounting drone incursions are sparking a debate on national rules that some see as limiting NATO’s top military officer.

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The transatlantic alliance is facing its toughest test since the cold war. Defence budgets are climbing, but the gap between pledges and capabilities remains large. New technologies are transforming the battlefield, forcing European armies to adapt. And America is de-prioritising Europe. Mark Rutte talks to Shashank Joshi, outlining his plans for NATO.