For our deterrence strategy to be effective, we need to be much clearer about our ‘red lines’ for going to war.

Rutte visited Japan on April 8-9, his first visit to that East Asian island nation under his auspices as NATO secretary ...

Mark Rutte, NATO secretary-general “Australia has no interest in seeing ... Pacific and preventing China from providing even greater military assistance to Russia. But Rutte, despite the ...

It followed decades of NATO encroachment into Eastern Europe ... while completing the integration of the Australian military into the US war machine. Both are committed to spending hundreds ...

The event has always been a celebration of militarist reaction, but all the more so under conditions of the greatest threat ...

While NATO could not justify sending troops to Ukraine, they could and did send over $ ... South Korea 2.8 percent, Australia 2.1 percent and China somewhere between two and three percent. North Korea ...

Michael Kugelman, a Washington-based South Asia analyst and writer for the Foreign Policy magazine, said India is now a much ...

AUKUS represents the single biggest military agreement Australia has ever entered into. Sadly, at a cost of AUD$368 billion, ...

The Opposition leader has cited the rise of authoritarianism and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine as reasons for his ...

The US wants NATO allies to increase military spending. NATO official US Navy Vice Admiral ... NATO has moved to boost ties with Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand - the so-called IP4 - in ...

Rutte said NATO is worried about China’s military exercises near Taiwan and ... NATO has stepped up its ties with Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, known as the IP4, in recent ...