‘Closer to a break than ever’: Can NATO survive if Trump pulls the US out?
The war in Iran has deepened a rift in the transatlantic alliance, raising questions about whether it can endure.
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US president strikes defiant tone as allies reject joining coalition, does not name countries he says ‘on their way’.
Turkiye says NATO defences intercepted third missile from Iran
The missiles increasingly pose a test for NATO member Turkiye and the alliance.
Turkiye says Iranian ballistic missile intercepted by NATO air defences
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The US has relocated 15 aircraft, including refuelling tankers, from military bases in southern Spain.
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NATO Chief welcomes Iran leader’s death
NATO Chief Mark Rutte says the world is “better off” with Iran’s Supreme Leader gone.
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Macron’s ‘advanced deterrence’ will be a nuclear-security relationship with key allies distinct from NATO arrangements.
Sweden confirms Russian drone intercepted near French aircraft carrier
Swedish forces disrupt a drone launched from a Russian ship near a visiting French aircraft carrier in Swedish waters.
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Rubio at Munich Security Conference: US wants Europe to be ‘strong’
US Secretary of State of Marco Rubio recalled the history between the US and Europe at the Munich Security Conference.
Published On 14 Feb 2026
Rubio slams European policies on climate, migration as he calls for unity
Top diplomat casts US as the ‘child of Europe’ in a message of unity at the Munich Security Conference.
Danish PM says more Greenland talks due after meeting US’s Marco Rubio
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