Russia’s invasion has dominated previous meetings, but keeping President Trump happy was the focus at the gathering this week ...

The Secretary-General congratulates the U.S. President for his "decisive action in Iran, something no one dared to do and makes us safer" and tells him that "Europe will pay BIG TIME and it will be ...

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OSLO - After Mr Jens Stoltenberg answered questions in a routine session in Norway’s Parliament, the buzz outside the chamber was anything but normal. A class of visiting teenagers pointed ...

In 2022, Mr Stoltenberg was due to become Norway’s central bank chief but did not take up the role after then US President Joe Biden asked him to continue as Nato chief.

Whatever is the outcome of the election,” Mr Rutte said. Mr Stoltenberg, Nato’s 13th secretary-general, took over in 2014, the year that “little green men” from Russia infiltrated Ukraine.

Mr. Stoltenberg has been unusually outspoken as he prepares to leave office at the end of the month. “I fully understand the desire from Ukraine to have as few restrictions as possible,” he ...

Mr Stoltenberg backed Volodymyr Zelensky’s forces using Nato-supplied weapons to strike targets in Russia. “According to international law, Ukraine has the right to self defence.

Mr Stoltenberg said: "Nato is the most successful alliance in history because, despite our differences, we have always been able to unite around our core values: to protect and defend each other.

China has called Nato a belligerent liar as it lashed out at the “Cold War” claims that it was supporting Russia’s military.

“As Ukraine continues its vital reforms, we will continue to support them on the irreversible path to NATO membership,” Mr. Stoltenberg said after a day of meetings with President Biden and ...

Supporting Ukraine in its war against Russia may be top of the agenda for this week’s NATO summit in Washington, but Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance isn’t ignoring its own ...