nato
More News
-
US warns Russia it will defend allies as NATO command passes
Make no mistake we will defend our allies: US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter
-
Al Qaeda re-emerges as challenge for US, NATO in Afghanistan
If al Qaeda can operate in Afghanistan with increasing freedom, it may pose a greater security threat: Gen Nicholson
-
For NATO trainers, race against time to prepare Afghan troops to go it alone
US forces in Afghanistan are due to be nearly halved to 5,500 from the current level of 9,800 by the start of 2017
-
NATO says Russia in the way of solving Syrian conflict
More than 270,000 people have died in Syria since the conflict erupted in March 2011
-
Russia decries 'new Cold War' as East-West strains cloud talks
Almost every day we are accused of making new horrible threats against NATO, Europe or the US, says Russian PM
-
Afghan religious scholars issue fatwa against peace talks
Ittehad-e-Ulema-e-Afghanistan term negotiations in presence of foreign forces against 'Islamic injunctions'
-
Afghan Taliban bomber kills six NATO troops as violence rises
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack near Bagram during a joint patrol of NATO and Afghan forces
-
NATO says won't send ground troops to fight Islamic State - report
Stoltenberg stressed this is not a war between the West and the Islamic world, but against 'extremism and terrorism'
-
US says NATO enlargement not a threat to Russia
US Secretary of State John Kerry's statement came after NATO invited Montenegro to join
-
NATO invites Montenegro to join alliance: Stoltenberg
The small Balkans country of just over 600,000 people won its independence in 2006
