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NATO
The 2024 NATO summit, which started on July 9, marks 75 years of the security alliance.
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The US and Germany reportedly foiled an alleged Russian plot to assassinate the CEO of a major German arms manufacturer.
Biden says not in the race 'for my legacy' at NATO event
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Heusgen: 'I think Putin is laughing about us'
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Joe Biden's health overshadows NATO summit
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Security pacts bridge gap until Ukraine joins NATO
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NATO at 75: More Allies, Less Unity?
NATO turns 75: Unified and strong, or divided and frail?
Inside Europe 11 July 2024
NATO says Ukraine’s path to membership is irreversible - Uncertainty in France after Sunday’s shock setback for the far-right - What does the UK’s new prime minister really stand for? - Viktor Orban’s rogue peace mission - And a special focus on the cut flower industry
How the Baltics are fending off Russia
The Baltic countries are protecting their economies on several fronts in the face of Russia's aggression in Ukraine.
Why Russia's offensive in Ukraine may have stalled
NATO partners gave Ukraine the green light to use the weapons they've provided inside Russia.
Ukraine on 'irreversible' path to joining NATO
At the alliance's 75th anniversary summit, they also pledged 40 billion euros of aid to Kyiv next year.
NATO pledges Ukraine will join the alliance
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says member states agree Ukraine will join the alliance — but without setting a timeline.
NATO to expand defense cooperation to Indo-Pacific
China-Russia cooperation prompts Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand to strengthen ties with NATO.
NATO to bolster Ukraine's air defenses
US President Biden opened NATO's 75th-anniversary summit in Washington with a pledge of more military aid for Ukraine.
NATO getting tough on China for backing Russia's war effort
NATO is expected to slam China for its support of Russia but allies are divided over their approach to the Indo-Pacific.
Ukraine support tops agenda at NATO summit in Washington
While NATO has signaled the possibility of Ukrainian memberhip, the focus at this summit is on medium-term deliverables.
Germany's Bundeswehr: How ready is it to defend NATO?
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New NATO chief Mark Rutte faces balancing act
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NATO appoints Mark Rutte alliance's next boss
NATO allies formally appointed outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte as the military alliance's next secretary general.
Lithuanian extends term of military conscription
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Dutch PM Rutte set to become next NATO head
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Dutch PM Mark Rutte set to become new NATO chief
Romania's president has withdrawn his bid for NATO's leadership, clearing the path for Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.
Sweden approves controversial US defense deal
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Record number of NATO allies to hit 2% defense spending goal
Over 20 NATO member states will fulfill the minimal 2% of GDP defense spending requirement, NATO says.
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NATO ministers talk defense spending, aid for Ukraine
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NATO to confront Russian 'sabotage' attempts — Stoltenberg
The military alliance has reported an increasing number of "hostile activities against NATO allies."
Germany presents plan to boost military reserves
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