A security framework for Greenland negotiated by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will have to be presented before all allies for consideration, the Spanish Foreign Minister told Euronews on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday. The chief of Spain's diplomacy said that th»»»

The US will control parts of Greenland by designating them as sovereign military base areas, The Telegraph reported on Wednesday evening, citing a draft agreement between US President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte. The deal, reached on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum »»»

Nato secretary Mark Rutte said he had a ‘very good discussion’ with US President Donald Trump on how Nato allies can ensure Arctic security. (EPA Images pic) DAVOS: Nato secretary Mark Rutte said today that he and US President Trump had discussed in Davos how the transatlantic alliance should best »»»

DAVOS, Switzerland – NATO Secretary Mark Rutte said on Jan 22 that he and US President Trump had discussed in Davos how the transatlantic alliance should best defend the Arctic against Russia and China. Mr Trump has repeatedly said he wanted to acquire Greenland, citing national security, though on»»»

NATO Secretary Mark Rutte said on Thursday that he and U.S. President Trump had discussed in Davos how the transatlantic alliance should best defend the Arctic against Russia and China. Trump has repeatedly said he wanted to acquire Greenland, citing national security, though on Wednesday he ruled »»»

NATO’s effort to replace its ageing E-3A Sentry fleet has been upended after the United States pulled out of the alliance’s planned purchase of up to six Boeing E-7 Wedgetails, leaving the programme without a strategic or financial anchor, the UK Defence Journal understands. The Dutch Ministry of D»»»

A pledge by Japan this week to provide a security guarantee for Ukraine alongside other allies is a reminder that Tokyo may be Europe’s most dependable defence partner in Asia.AdvertisementIt also strengthens the argument for Nato to proceed with a long-discussed plan: opening a liaison office of t»»»

Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has rejected Nato’s proposal for member states to increase their defence spending to 5% of their GDP, saying the idea would “not only be unreasonable but also counterproductive”. Sánchez said that he was not seeking to complicate next week’s Nato summit in The»»»