Donald Trump on Tuesday pushed NATO members to boost their defense spending to five percent of GDP, underlining his long-standing claims that they are underpaying for US protection.

PALM BEACH, Florida: Donald Trump on Tuesday (Jan 7) pushed NATO members to boost their defence spending to five per cent of GDP, underlining his long-standing claims that they are underpaying for US protection. "They can all afford it, but they should be at five per cent, not two per cent," the incoming

UNITED States President-elect Donald Trump has expressed his understanding of Russia's long-standing opposition to Ukraine joining NATO while criticizing Presi

Ukraine's top diplomat says an upcoming trip to Kyiv by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine and Russia has been canceled but will be rescheduled.