NATO chief Mark Rutte, who leads the world’s most powerful military alliance, is finding himself sitting in the backseat. France and the United Kingdom are going straight to President Donald ...

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will have to convince President Trump that US interests are best served as a leading member of the transatlantic alliance when he visits the White House today.

March 13 (UPI) --U.S. President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte met Thursday to discuss current events affecting the United States and NATO, including the war in Ukraine.

“We really need it for national security. I think that’s why NATO might be, have to get involved in a way.” Then of Canada, Trump reiterated that he would not “bend” regarding tariffs as ...

Ukraine membership in NATO is “not back on the table,” national security adviser Mike Waltz said Monday. Waltz’s remarks underscored previous suggestions from President Trump and other ...

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte lauded President Donald Trump’s efforts to push NATO allies to increase defense spending, amid efforts to end the war in Ukraine. Trump has long advocated for ...

President Donald Trump is poised to use his meeting with new NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte to implore NATO members to “pay their fair share.” “I’m quite confident, as he always does ...

But its warheads remain pledged to the US-dominated NATO command, thus already offering a strategic protection to European allies. Some leaders are still hoping for reinforced US support though.

President Trump suggested Thursday that members of the U.S.-led NATO transatlantic military alliance would not come to the aid of the U.S., should America come under attack. NATO members are bound ...

President Trump on Thursday expressed confidence the United States would annex Greenland, even suggesting the head of the NATO alliance could be a key player in facilitating the acquisition.

WASHINGTON − The new head of NATO and President Donald Trump agree on one thing: European member states should be paying more for their defense. Seated next to Trump in the Oval Office on ...

WASHINGTON — President Trump said Thursday that NATO had to remain “strong” — as the military alliance’s top official praised him for sparking a “staggering” boost in military ...