European leaders credited President Donald Trump with achieving at this past week's NATO summit what he has long demanded — a substantial rise in defense budgets. NATO members formally agreed to ...

The two-day summit ended with a commitment by allies to increase their defense spending targets from 2 percent to 5 percent of GDP, a cash bonanza that will unleash an “AI gold rush,” according to ...

Trump-NATO tensions are high but the Europeans were all smiles with the American president who they fear will withdraw from the alliance.

THE HAGUE, June 25 (Reuters) - NATO leaders on June 25 backed the big increase in defense spending that President Donald Trump had demanded, and restated their commitment to defend each other from ...

The Dutch city has rolled out a major military and police operation called Orange Shield to protect heads of state attending the NATO summit. #EuropeNews ...

As the dust settles at the World Forum in The Hague and the last global leaders board their private jets and head home, the Dutch papers have been wrapping up their coverage of the two-day . Alongside ...

NATO leaders backed a big increase in defence spending and restated their commitment to defend each other from attack after a ...

Spain was the only NATO ally not to commit to a large increase in military expenditures. It’s far from Russia, and its ...

Italy, along with other NATO countries, has agreed to sharply increase defence spending over the next decade, but Giorgia ...

There were many positive outcomes from last week's NATO Summit, but time will tell how the discussions in Washington will materialize into tangible outcomes.

NATO's commitment to spend 5% of GDP on defense by 2035 was meant to unify the alliance, but it's revealing dangerous fault ...

But the summit, which ended on Wednesday, also highlighted the widening gap between how the U.S. and Europe see the military ambitions of Russia, the bloc's main foil.