The delicate balance of global diplomacy is once again on display, as high-stakes talks aim to halt one of the most ...

"The ball clearly is in the court of the Russians ... Article 5 says that an attack on any NATO member country is an attack on all members. Rutte said the Trump administration has "consistently ...

The following is the transcript of the full interview with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte ... it all the way up to spending about 5% on a country's own defense. So you're asking for that.

More NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images He recalled a president of a NATO country asking him if the U.S. would still protect them in the event of a Russian attack, even if they weren't meeting the ...

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It is also the only NATO country that has not yet ratified ... had also gone to Turkey before the Turkish ratification, "The ball is in your court SwedishPM," government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs ...

Additionally, Finland, a country that joined NATO in 2023, spent nearly 92% more on defense in its first year in the alliance than it did in 2021. (Here is a look at how NATO forces compare to ...

The Nordic country's entry into NATO was momentarily paused with opposition from Turkey, but the country eventually agreed to support Sweden's bid to join the organization, according to the ...

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is considering a major change to the U.S.’ participation in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, according to three current and former senior U.S ...

All additional supplementary data on defense spending by country is also from SIRPI. Among the 31 NATO countries on this list, military spending ranges from 3.8% of GDP to less than 1%.

While NATO requires members to spend at least 2% of each country’s gross domestic product on defense, several are looking to surpass that minimum and not look back. It’s taken almost two ...