BRUSSELS, May 26 (Reuters) - NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Monday that he assumes alliance members will agree to a broad defence spending target of 5% of gross domestic product during ...

Secretary-General Mark Rutte will say during a visit to London that NATO must take a “quantum leap in our collective defence” to face growing instability and threats, according to extracts ...

Mark Rutte has urged NATO members on Monday to increase air and missile defences by 400%, warning of a possible Russian attack within five years, advocating for higher military spending targets.

Mark Rutte gave a keynote speech at Chatham House on Monday (9 June), where he proposed a target of 3.5% of economic output on military spending and another 1.5% on “defence-related expenditure”. “I ...

LONDON – Nato Secretary-General Mark Rutte will use a speech in London on June 9 to say the military alliance needs a 400 per cent increase in air and missile defence, one of the priorities for ...

Mark Rutte said the US should maintain "a very strong conventional" military presence in Europe despite allegations that Washington is preparing a review of its troop presence on the continent.

NATO chief Mark Rutte says U.S. must remain a strong partner in the alliance Rutte spoke with The Dispatch following NATO's assembly in Dayton Rutte defends Trump's call for allies to boost ...

spoke with the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Mark Rutte. The leaders discussed the upcoming G7 and NATO summits, trans-Atlantic security, and supporting ...

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will use a speech in London on Monday to say the military alliance needs a 400% increase in air and missile defence, one of the priorities for a summit of members ...

not that just being run by others," Kristrún Frostadóttir said in Brussels following a meeting with NATO chief Mark Rutte. "I see a lot of possibilities coming out of that as well, even though ...

NATO allies must commit to spending 5% of GDP on defence, as Russian threat looms, says NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Within three months, Russia develops four times the amount of ammunition ...