NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has expressed positive expectations for the summit in London, which will discuss European defence and support for Ukraine. Source: Rutte on X (Twitter), as reported by European Pravda Details: Rutte is one of many leaders who have arrived at the London summit.

Uneasiness grows over continued U.S. support for the 75-year-old alliance as Trump casts doubt on support from other members if attacked.

Republicans in Congress are becoming increasingly hostile to NATO amid disagreements between the White House and European nations on Ukraine.

European leaders are making a point of warmly welcoming the Ukrainian leader to London just days after his dust-up with President Trump and Vice

Europe is staring down the barrel of a stark new reality where the United States being the backbone of NATO – the alliance that has guaranteed the continent’s security since 1949 for almost 80 years – is no longer a given.

Participants at the London summit on Ukraine and European security have reached a clear consensus that any potential ceasefire must be based on strong security guarantees, with the possibility of leveraging North Atlantic Treaty mechanisms being considered.

Possible change in U.S. engagement with NATO comes as Trump is pressuring Ukraine to come to negotiating table to end war with Russia

Romania has charged six men with treason for plotting a coup with links to Russia, prosecutors in the country said, accusing them of conspiring "to undermine the sovereignty and independence of the Romanian state".

VOLODYMYR Zelensky has insisted he will happily step down from office in exchange for Ukraine joining Nato. The Ukrainian leader has also confirmed his officials are now back in touch with