BERLIN, July 14 (Reuters) - German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius heads to Washington on Monday to meet U.S. Secretary of ...

During a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing last month, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth got defensive and lashed out ...

NATO allies can’t entirely hedge their security concerns around “reliance on America,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth publicly warned during his visit to Brussels Thursday to meet… ...

July 2025, the NATO Secretary General, Mr. Mark Rutte, visits Washington D.C. The Secretary General met with the President of ...

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visits Washington for talks with President Trump, amid plans to arm NATO allies to support ...

NATO allies are currently required to spend at least 2% of their country’s GDP on defense, but the U.S. is pushing for that to more than double to 5%. No country is currently at that 5% marker.

BRUSSELS -- U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will on Wednesday become the first member of the new Trump administration to visit NATO, where the allies are keen to understand how America now ...

Hegseth urged NATO allies to bolster their defense spending from 2% to 5% of their GDP, noting that the U.S. is attempting to "revive the warrior ethos" as well.

Hegseth also has delivered a blunt message to NATO allies, saying that European militaries will be expected to carry most of the security burden on the Continent given U.S. commitments elsewhere.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth sent a message to NATO’s European members on Wednesday that the United States is not “primarily focused on the security of Europe.”. Hegseth offered a ...

Hegseth repeated his calls Thursday for NATO to do more for Europe’s collective security, pressing for increased defense spending by allies. Advertisement “We can talk all we want about values.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will not attend a Wednesday meeting of 50 defense ministers at NATO headquarters in Brussels that has been critical to coordinating military aid for Ukraine, marking ...