Ukraine pushes for NATO invite 30 years after failed nuclear deal
Ukraine on Tuesday blasted an agreement struck 30 years ago under which it relinquished nuclear weapons in exchange for security assurances that never materialised, as it makes a concerted push for an invitation to join the NATO alliance.
Reflecting on his recent meeting with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, Rutte said he had underlined that China, North Korea ...
The establishment of a new NATO command center for coordinating training and security assistance to Ukraine is running behind ...
With bitter experience of Budapest Memorandum behind us, we will not accept any alternatives, surrogates or substitutes for ...
Antonio Costa, the new president of the European Council, and Kaja Kallas, the new head of European diplomacy, visited Kyiv ...
Nato leaders should focus all their efforts on sending more weapons to Ukraine so it can enter possible peace talks from a ...
Shoring up further support for Ukraine ahead of Donald Trump's return to the White House will top the agenda at NATO meetings ...
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has warned US President-elect Donald Trump of a "dire threat" from China, Iran and North ...
“Putin is not interested in peace. He is pressing on, trying to take more territory. Because he thinks he can break Ukraine‘s ...
Ukraine has sought more of the missiles to strike deep into Russian territory — as it did late last month after the Biden ...
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