Global leaders react to Trump's unpredictable foreign policy, with countries like Saudi Arabia and Denmark vocal in their ...

President Donald Trump has unleashed chaos by distraction around the world with a blitz of executive orders and ideas.

President Donald Trump has unleashed chaos by distraction around the world with a blitz of executive orders and ideas.

At the 2022 Madrid Summit (soon after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine), the alliance significantly increased the number of troops that were on call on short notice. Their numbers rose from the 25,000 ...

Rutte also traveled to Madrid to meet Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, marking his first visit as NATO chief to the Iberian country. Regarding the meeting closed to media, he said on X ...

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez reaffirmed on Monday his "firm commitment" to achieving defense spending of 2% of GDP by 2029 during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. (Camera: ...

On his first day, the president said Spain is a member of the Brics bloc of developing economies, causing some head-scratching and jitters over possible tariffs in Madrid. Spain is not in Brics.

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In that sense, ''we are a very young member of NATO,'' said Carlota Encina, a defense and security analyst at the Elcano Royal Institute think tank in Madrid. Opinion polls generally show military ...

MADRID--NATO was facing rebukes from Moscow and Beijing on Thursday after it declared Russia a “direct threat” and said China posed “serious challenges” to global stability. The Western ...

MADRID - Spain is a "reliable partner" in NATO, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Wednesday, after U.S. President Donald Trump criticised Madrid for falling short on its financial contributions ...

If we take those figures in absolute terms, what we can say is that Spain is the 10th top contributor to NATO,” he added, trying to make the mathematical case that, actually, Madrid isn’t doing so ...