Mark Rutte, former Dutch PM, takes over as NATO Secretary General. Can his pragmatic deal-making unite an alliance facing ...

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has declared "we can't be commentators when it comes to matters of peace on our continent", ...

It will be all the more important to harness the collective power of both NATO and the EU to safeguard shared values and interests, says Mark Rutte Mark Rutte participated in a gathering of the EU ...

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called on Germany to significantly increase its defense spending and ramp up weapons production, stating that Berlin must “spend more and produce more.” ...

The Alliance's task is to ensure that the Russians never achieve their goals. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that although the front in Ukraine is “moving in the wrong direction”, Russia is ...

(MENAFN- UkrinForm) NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has urged Ukraine's allies to provide greater support, ensuring a lasting peace that would deter Russian President Vladimir Putin from ...

The E.U. leaders discussed military financing and joint procurement, and were joined by Mr. Starmer and by Mark Rutte, the NATO secretary general. The goal was to hash out priorities, which will i ...

President Ursula von der Leyen gathered her College of Commissioners and NATO chief Mark Rutte in Jodoigne, about 45 minutes southeast of Brussels, for a Friday “seminar” to discuss their priorities ...

At a royal palace-turned-conference centre in Brussels, the leaders of the EU's 27 nations will also lunch with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and dine with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The prime minister will meet NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Monday afternoon before travelling to meet with the leaders at an informal meeting of the European Council. Image: Sir Keir ...

Dutchman Mark Rutte is poised to become the next ... When Iohannis told NATO about his decision, Rutte's election became a formality to take place at the bloc's summit in Washington DC next ...

Last week, Greek Deputy Defense Minister Yiannis Kefalogiannis said that buying more arms "developed and produced in the EU will lead to greater strategic ... will be joined for lunch by NATO ...