NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called for European countries and Canada to make a "quantum leap" in boosting their contribution to the alliance.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is urging the 32 member nations to devote more funds, equipment and political energy to the ...

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov revives long-standing Kremlin rhetoric, blaming NATO for Europe’s security crisis.

On Wednesday, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte concluded a two-day official visit to Japan - his first visit to the country since becoming the chief of the transatlantic military alliance in October.

many of the comments seemed aimed at the President who has said repeatedly that NATO nations do not shoulder enough of the cost of defending the alliance. “America first does not need to mean ...

While Japan is not a member of NATO, both Tokyo and the alliance leaders seem eager to work together as NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visits the Asian country ...

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called on members of the alliance and its four Indo-Pacific (IP4) partners to work more closely to outproduce Russia militarily and “outpace ...

China’s expansion of its armed forces is “staggering”, NATO’s chief said on a visit to Japan beginning Tuesday aimed at “projecting” the alliance’s power in the Asia-Pacific region.

The visit came as US President Donald Trump pressures other members of the mainly European NATO alliance to increase their military spending. At the same time Trump wants Asia-Pacific allies to ...

Fast forward more than 70 years, and there is now a ticking clock on reinventing the transatlantic alliance. European security and US-led Nato security are no longer one and the same. Certainly ...