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NATO is Giving Ukraine Air Defense, Not Jets

By W.J. Hennigan/Brussels

Why Denmark Wants to Scrap a Public Holiday

By Armani Syed

Why NATO Still Eyes the US Warily

By Brian Bennett

'Dirty Bomb' Claims Spark Fears About Putin's Plans

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The West Can’t Afford To Forget About Belarus

Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya tells TIME that Ukraine and Belarus's fights for freedom and democracy are intertwined.

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Ukraine’s Secret Effort to Get U.S. Jets

Ukrainians are using invention, social media and disregard for protocol to fight back.

By Brian Bennett and Simon Shuster

The Risks of NATO's Rebirth

The fate of Europe hinges on NATO now more than it has in years—but expanding the alliance comes with risks

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The 2022 NATO Summit Could Be the Most Important in Recent Decades. Here's Why

Western leaders will meet in the Spanish capital Madrid from Jun. 28 to Jun. 30 for what many are expecting to be the most important summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in recent...

By Eloise Barry

What Happens Next with NATO

Yet another confab of world leaders came and went this week, long on headlines and short on substance, as NATO leaders gathered in London to celebrate NATO’s 70th anniversary. There were laughs. There were shrugs....

By Ian Bremmer

'Let's Be Serious.' Trump and Macron Hold Tense Meeting At NATO Summit in London

"President Macron said that NATO is brain dead. I think that's very insulting," the President told reporters earlier on Tuesday

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What to Know About the 2019 NATO Summit

When the leaders of 29 countries gather in London at the NATO summit on Dec. 3, the future of military cooperation in the Western world will be top of the agenda.That’s because, on its 70th...

By Billy Perrigo

Breaking Down the Complicated Relationship Between Russia and NATO

When the U.S., Canada and 10 western European nations came together in 1949 to form the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, they had a clear goal. “Keep the Soviet Union out, the Americans in, and the...

By Madeline Roache

U.S. Appeals for NATO Allies to Work in Syria

The U.S. is asking NATO members and other partners to provide "the resources"

By Glen Carey and Ben Sills / Bloomberg

Trump’s Montenegro Comments Were a Win for Putin

"Once more I think President Trump is doing Putin’s job."

By Alana Abramson

Trump Shakes Up NATO, but Eastern Europe Isn't Stirred

For the smaller nations of Eastern Europe, the relative strength of NATO, and the relative weakness of Russia, looks pretty obvious

By Simon Shuster/Tallinn

Trump's NATO Remarks Did Not Surprise Stephen Colbert at All

“He’s a human air horn,” Colbert said on Wednesday night’s episode of The Late Show.

By Melissa Locker

'It's Not a Question of Friend or Enemy.' Trump Calls Putin a 'Competitor' During Surprise NATO Press Conference

'It's not a question of friend or enemy'

By Jamie Ducharme

Trump Claims NATO Victory

Trump’s 'America first' foreign policy approach had caused heated debates in Brussels over the last two days

By Tessa Berenson/Brussels

Democracy Isn't Perfect, But It Will Still Prevail

Mass migration, terrorism and economic woes are fueling authoritarians around the world. NATO's former Supreme Allied Commander on why government of, by and for the people will win again

By James Stavridis

Russia's Shadow Looms Large

There are 29 members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but a 30th country has loomed large over the first day of the alliance’s summit: Russia.President Donald Trump is due to meet with Russian President...

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