President Trump shared fawning messages he received from Secretary General of NATO Mark Rutte ahead of his trip to the military bloc’s 2025 summit at The Hague.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is axing jobs inside the world’s most powerful military alliance as part of a major restructuring effort. Rutte, who took over as NATO chief last October, plans to ...

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Russia makes in 3 months what NATO produces in a year. He called for a "quantum leap" in how Europe defends itself. NATO is seeking to boost weapons ...

In his keynote pre-Summit address, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will set out how NATO will become a stronger, fairer and more lethal Alliance. During his speech and conversation with the audience ...

Europe News: Nato chief Mark Rutte expresses cautious optimism for Ukraine peace negotiations, emphasizing the need for Russia to take crucial steps towards a resolution. Potential breakthrough ...

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, left, and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, center, visit a wounded Ukrainian soldier at a hospital in Odesa 15.04.2025.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has called for an urgent "shift to a wartime mindset," warning that the alliance's members are not prepared enough for an increasing security threat posed by Russia.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte confirmed Monday that North Korean troops have been sent to Russia and are operating in the Kursk region, where Ukraine launched an incursion in August.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte brushed aside European fears of former President Donald Trump roaring back into the White House. Despite Trump’s frequent jabs against the 32-member bloc, Rutte ...

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte made a surprise visit to Ukraine on Thursday, where he offered assurances on Kyiv's bid to join the military alliance and support for its efforts to fend off ...

NATO chief Mark Rutte visits Kyiv Published 10/03/2024 last updated 10/03/2024 NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is visiting Kyiv on his first official trip since taking the role.

NATO's new chief Mark Rutte voiced strong support for Ukraine on Tuesday and said he was not worried about the upcoming U.S. election as he could work with former President Donald Trump or Vice ...