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NATO Ministers Clash Over 5% GDP Defense Spending Timeline
NATO defense ministers backed a plan to raise military spending to 5% of GDP but clashed on timelines and budget categories ahead of the June 24-25 summit in The Hague.
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China Says Asia-Pacific Opposes NATO Expansion
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian says Asia-Pacific countries reject NATO presence, urging respect for sovereignty, stability and the one-China principle in regional affairs.
U.S. Tariff Tensions Stir NATO and Market Concerns
A heavy-handed U.S. tariff strategy stokes fears over NATO unity and economic stability amidst a rapidly shifting global order.
Rubio Urges NATO Allies to Boost Defense Spending
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirms NATO commitment, urging allies to raise defense spending to build a robust alliance amid evolving challenges.
Finns Alarmed by Shifting U.S. Policies
A new poll reveals two-thirds of Finns worry about Finland and European security amid shifting U.S. policies.
Invisible Wounds: 26-Year Battle for Justice
26 years after NATO’s bombing, survivors like Ksendida Tadic fight melanoma and a quest for justice amid invisible wounds.
Security Showdown: Moscow Demands Guarantees, Kyiv Rejects Concessions
Amid rising tensions, Moscow demands concrete guarantees while Kyiv rejects territorial concessions in the Ukraine conflict.
Poland’s Duda Calls for U.S. Nuclear Warheads on Polish Territory
Poland’s President Duda calls for U.S. nuclear warheads on Polish soil to enhance deterrence against regional threats.
European Leaders Unite to Bolster Ukraine’s Defense
European defense ministers in Paris unite to reinforce Ukraine’s security and boost collaborative defense strategies across the continent.
Europe Reconsiders NATO Consensus Amid Shifting US Defense Support
Europe is reevaluating its defense strategy as US support for NATO shows signs of weakening. Increased European defense spending and shifting alliances could reshape global security.