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U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison referred to Joe Biden as President-elect numerous times on Monday.

The Russian president told his defense leaders in Sochi on Tuesday that the alliance in fact increased its operations during the pandemic.

The former national security adviser said again he will not vote for Trump in the coming election, warning a second term would be damaging for the GOP.

Poland and Hungary are important allies of the United States against a decadent global liberalism that has left Western countries shells of their former selves.

Nearly four years of Trumpian "American First" has been a strain on the U.S.'s traditional alliances, with the administration often opting for unilateral action rather than co-operation.

Chris Coons is concerned at reports that the president wants to reconsider the U.S. relationship with the alliance.

The alliance's secretary general Jens Stoltenberg said that the use of such a poison was "horrific."

The Royal Navy's HMS Mersey and HMS Tyne joined NATO ships to escort the Russian vessels.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo signed a new deal this weekend through which additional American forces will be deployed to Poland.

Turkey is a very destabilizing presence in the Eastern Mediterranean region.

Only two of the next 10 highest-spending nations are rivals of the U.S.; China and Russia. But the U.S. annually spends more than twice as much as both nations combined.

Moscow has not had a major military base in the Mediterranean since Egypt ordered out Soviet forces in 1972 has. This is changing.

We must take decisive action against the threat emanating from Putin's Russia.

Persuading Germany to spend more on defense and weaning Europe off dependence on Russian energy are worthy goals, but this removal gets the Trump administration no closer to either of them.

Jens Stoltenberg made the comments as he launched the NATO 2030 initiative. He said non-alliance countries like Japan and New Zealand would need to co-operate to balance the rise of China.

Tensions with NATO are high in the Baltic Sea and Nikolai Yevmenov said in a message that six Karakurt-class corvettes would boost Russia's fleet there.

Washington is committed to Europe's security—for now.

The week-long "reduction in violence" could—if successful—be a prelude to the end of the 18-year conflict.

The European self-reliance French President Emmanuel Macron is advocating should be encouraged and embraced—for the sake of Europe and the United States alike.

The Pew Research Center published a report showing that support for the alliance is falling in key nations including the U.S., Germany, and France.

Britain's withdrawal from the EU means American industry and military will lose a key ally and advocate within European defense structures.

Skepticism of Trump among Germans may also be the result of a broader mismatch between American attitudes toward Germans and vice versa.

Beset by internal divisions, NATO has been casting around for ways to reinvent the 70-year-old alliance—could the rising threat of China be the push the transatlantic bloc needs?

NATO leaders recently said they are "further strengthening our ability to deter and defend with an appropriate mix of nuclear, conventional, and missile defense capabilities."

The president told supporters in Hershey that the country was "laughed at" four years ago under the Obama administration.

The president previously described a construction project in Istanbul as "a little conflict of interest" in his dealings with Turkey.

Chris Van Hollen said Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is being allowed to cozy up to Putin "with impunity."

NATO defense spending has jumped over $100 billion a year from 2016 to 2019.

Trump spent his two days in London lashing out at allies and creating new rifts, but host Boris Johnson avoided the worst of the flak by limiting his interaction with the president.

The campaign ad claimed the world saw Trump as "dangerously incompetent" at the summit.