Trump arrived on Wednesday in Warsaw, Poland
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NATO–Russian relations, relations between the NATO Military Alliance and the Russian Federation were established in 1991 within the framework of the North Atlantic Cooperation Council.
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European allies remain wary as US President Donald Trump arrives in Poland Wednesday for the first leg of a trip that will culminate in a weekend bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of a G20 summit.
The US information campaign on Syria is a warning sign that an American-led intervention may be in the works, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.
EU will extend economic sanctions against Russia
Moscow sees the NATO build-up in the region as demonstrating a desire to contain Russia.
THE RAAF has halted all air missions over Syria after Russia warned it now considers Australian military jets a “target” and could shoot them down.
AUSTRALIA has lost its sovereign identity to the United States with its military ties guaranteeing it will “ride the rockets” with them in the event of a nuclear nightmare, Oscar winning film maker Oliver Stone says.
The article, known as the collective-defense clause, stipulates that an attack on any member is an attack on all.
President Donald Trump appeared to push himself past the prime minister of Montenegro during a tour of NATO's new headquarters.
President Donald Trump is pledging to "get to the bottom" of leaks of sensitive information. He said he is asking the Justice Department to "launch a complete review of this matter." Trump's comments come amid anger from Britain over intelligence leaks
DONALD Trump has been ridiculed on social media after he shoved past a NATO leader to get to the front of the group. Watch it here.
Critics in the US questioned what benefit a country with a 2,000-strong military will bring to NATO.
PRESIDENT Donald Trump has taken an extraordinary step to recoup the “vast sums of money” he believes other countries owe the United States.
RUSSIA’S decision to deploy short-range ballistic missiles to a crucial site in Europe is designed to create a “bargaining chip” with the incoming Trump administration, and project an image of awesome power in the region.
Responding to the threat posed by US cruise missiles, which could be launched from sites in Eastern Europe, Russia will be forced to deploy its own ballistic missiles in its westernmost region, the head of the Russian Senate Defense Committee warned.
Later in the day, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg made it clear that the bloc wants Madrid to rethink the stopover permit.
Unless Russia “stops the violence” in Syria, extremists would “exploit the vacuum” to attack Russian interests and even cities, the US State Department has said.
He also praised the US for its “leadership of the international rules-based order
A NATO official has hit back at Donald Trump’s recent claims that the US might not come to the defence of partners who haven’t paid their way - reminding the Republican nominee of when the alliance was last used.
The core of the North Atlantic Treaty is collective defense.