Fact Check: No, NATO Chief Didn't Say If Trump 'Surrenders Ukraine to Putin', US Will Be 'Expelled' From Alliance
As secretary-general, Rutte does not have the authority to "personally expel" a country from the alliance. While he leads the alliance, according to NATO's website, "authority for taking decisions is invested only in the member governments themselves."
The president-elect's extensive record of criticizing NATO may hint at how he plans to engage with the 75-year-old alliance.
New York Rep. Elise Stefanik, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for US ambassador to the United Nations, is now refusing to ...
The U.S. secretary of state met with European allies rattled by the American election results at a critical moment for ...
The New Jersey governor said he believes the UK will be exempt from Donald Trump's tariff plan, saving the country billions ...
The United States will officially open a new air defence base in northern Poland on Wednesday, as Warsaw seeks to reassure ...
A NATO spokesperson said the claim is false. The secretary general congratulated the president-elect in a public statement.
General Mark Rutte called on Western allies to provide further support to Ukraine “to change the trajectory of the conflict.” ...
Russia's growing economic and military cooperation with China, North Korea and Iran is threatening Europe, the Indo-Pacific ...
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Tuesday called for stronger support for Ukraine as Russian pressure intensifies on the ...
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NATO admiral comments on Trump's intentions to stop Russo-Ukrainian war quicklyAdmiral Rob Bauer, the head of the NATO Military Committee, has noted that the scenario of stopping the Russo-Ukrainian war ...
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