Six people suspected of colluding with Russia to plot a coup against the Romanian government have been detained, according to police in the European Union and NATO-member country. Trudeau expects a trade war between Canada and the US for the ‘foreseeable future’ Romania’s anti-organized crime agency,

Defense and security experts urge calm, say Trump's overtures to Putin may not mean the worst for the future of NATO or Canada's close, 85-year-old military alliance with the United States.

EU chiefs briefed several NATO partners, including Britain, Canada and Turkey, on Friday about the outcome of a meeting on defence of the bloc's leaders in Brussels a day earlier.

For years, Canada has been under pressure from NATO allies to hit the military alliance's target of spending at least two per cent of GDP on defence — something experts say cannot be done with the flick of a switch. Yet that pressure has only grown under ...

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

The hubs are the cornerstone of the federal government's Arctic security strategy, which committed $2.67 billion over 20 years to building them.

Trump questioned if allies would come to the defence of the U.S. in the event of an attack on America, which NATO did after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Military alliance members already had trouble trusting each other with classified information. It’s just got worse.

EUROPE would be left to stand up to Russia’s meatgrinder almost alone if Donald Trump decided to pull America out of the Nato alliance. That’s because the US military has a huge

Higher European defence budgets and a ramp-up of production by military equipment industries are necessary to secure Europe, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said in a German newspaper interview.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to London for a European defence summit, with an amplified focus on support for Ukraine. As European allies enhance defence spending, University of Toronto international relations professor Aurel Braun says Canada needs to match that urgency. (March. 1, 2025)