Analysis In Warsaw, Dream of Arab NATO Against Iran Shows Its Cracks
The drift between the U.S. and European countries over the nuclear deal may not be resolved, but a photo-op for Netanyahu alongside Arab leaders could bolster diplomatic ties
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Despite U.S. Threats, Turkey to Purchase Russia's S-400 Missile System
After U.S. officials warn to withdraw offer to sell missile package if purchase went ahead, Turkish lawmaker says Ankara would remain loyal to its Russia deal
Opinion The Most Dangerous Thing Trump Could Do Yet, and Its Nightmare Fallout for Israel
Trump pulling the U.S. out of NATO increases Israel's vulnerability just when threats to its security are intensifying. Netanyahu must use all his influence to dissuade Trump from following through
Turkey's Lira Dubbed the 'Comeback Kid' of the Year - but Can Trump Still Destroy a Full Recovery
So far the Turkish lira is the worst performing emerging market currency in 2019. Yet others seem hopeful it could stabilize
Kremlin Says Pressing on With S-400 Missile Sale to Turkey Despite U.S. Deal
Statement comes after Pentagon says U.S. had approved a possible $3.5 billion sale of rival Patriot missile defense systems to Ankara
After Latest Russia Spat, NATO to Send Ukraine Secure Comms Equipment
Equipment will be part of $46 million pledge to strengthen Ukraine's armed forces
Macron Rebukes Trump's 'America First' Approach and Trump's Reaction Goes Viral
'Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism. Nationalism is its betrayal,' Macron said to world leaders during the 100 years since WWI commemoration - with Trump in the audience
Rare NATO-Russia Talks Address Military Drills, 1987 Missile Treaty
A NATO statement said the sides had an 'open exchange' of views on Ukraine, Russia's Vostok military exercises and NATO's ongoing Trident Juncture drills
NATO, Russia Expected to 'Act Responsibly' During Dueling Nordic Drills
'This is not a Cold War situation,' NATO secretary general says as he attended the Trident Juncture war games NATO is holding with around 50,000 personnel
U.S. Considering Request to Set Up 'Fort Trump' Military Base in Poland
U.S. President Donald Trump says he's looking into a request from Warsaw to set up a permanent U.S. army base- named after the president- in Poland to fend off Russian aggression
IN PHOTOS Russia Starts Biggest War Games Since Fall of Soviet Union Near China Border
300,000 troops have been mobilized for the Vostok-2018, a large-scale exercise signaling closer ties between Moscow and Beijing amid heightened tensions between Russia and the West
25 Ships, 30 Jets: Russia to Hold War Games Off Syria as Idlib Tensions Rise
Drills come amid report Bashar Assad is preparing to mount a final assault upon Syria's northern rebel-held region of Idlib ■ Kremlin describes Idlib as hotbed of terrorists, says not tackling the problem is not a good option
NATO Confirms Russian Naval Buildup Off Syria, Calls for Restraint
'It is important that all actors in the region exercise restraint and refrain from worsening an already disastrous humanitarian situation in Syria,' a NATO spokesman told Haaretz in a statement
Bolton Remarks Proof U.S. Targeting Turkey in Economic War, Says Erdogan's Spokesman
Turkey and the United States are embroiled in a deep dispute focused on a U.S. pastor being tried on terrorism charges in Turkey
Putin Says Russia Must Strengthen Its Military as NATO Inches Closer
In response, NATO says it is no match for Moscow deployments
Britain Scrambles Typhoon Jets to Shadow Russian Aircrafts Near NATO Airspace
The jets took off from a Romanian base to shadow the two suspected Russian Sukhoi Su-30 aircraft, Royal Air Force says in statement
Explained Trump vs. Turkey: U.S. Punishes Strategic Ally, but Is Erdogan Really Willing to Leave NATO?
As the U.S.-Turkish relationship continues to deteriorate, the key question is how far can Trump push Erdogan before Turkey leaves NATO
Trump Doubles Down on Turkey, Imposes Tariffs on Turkish Imports
Trump says he is imposing a 20 percent duty on aluminum and 50 percent one on steel, as tensions mount between the two NATO allies
Trump Pressured Israel to Release Turkish Terror Suspect in Effort to Free American Pastor in Turkey
Israel deported Turkish citizen day after Trump called Netanyahu. On Thursday, Trump threatened 'large sanctions' after Turkey kept pastor under house arrest
U.K. Deploys Fighter Jets to Intercept Russian Bombers Over Black Sea
The Russian aircraft did not enter NATO airspace, Britain's Royal Air Force said
Opinion Trump: Slaughterer of Sacred Cows or Prattler?
It is not clear how the conflict in NATO will end and how the trade war with China will be resolved – both of them issues targeted by presidential tough talk
Opinion In Helsinki, Trump and Putin Just Ripped Europe Apart. The Consequences Will Be Catastrophic
America constructed and sustained a post-war Europe 'whole, free, and at peace,' a liberal order that allowed America itself to flourish. But a treacherous handshake in Helsinki effectively wiped out 70 years of peace in Europe
U.S. in Talks With Turkey to Sell Patriot Missile Defense System to Block Russian Purchase
The potential deal would sell Turkey the Raytheon Co Patriot missile defense system as an alternative to the Russian-made S-400 system Turkey has agreed to purchase
Analysis What Trump Gets Right - and Wrong - About NATO
The U.S. has been taken for granted by its NATO partners, but the spirit of magnanimity and global responsibility at its core are foreign to him and his administration
Trump at NATO Summit: Iran Is in Pain, They Will Call Me and Ask for a Deal
Amid 'Syria for Ukraine' rumors, Trump says he is 'unhappy' with Russian control over Crimea - but blames Obama for it
WATCH Trump at NATO 'Like Watching Psychiatrists With a Disturbed Child,' Says Ralph Peters
The former Fox News strategic and military analyst, Lt. Colonel Ralph Peters, blasted U.S. President Trump while praising German Chancellor Angela Merkel on CNN's 'Anderson Cooper 360'
Trump Claims 'Total Credit' as NATO Allies Vow to Increase Defense Spending
President Trump he was 'unhappy' about burden of spending, but today NATO is a 'fine-tuned' machine
Transatlantic Ties Hang in the Balance as Trump Comes to Europe
A disastrous NATO summit could provide even worse optics than the divisive Group of Seven meeting in June, especially if a scheduled meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin in Helsinki is more convivial, NATO diplomats said
French Navy Arrives in Israel for First Joint Exercises in Decades
Israel and France conduct first joint naval drills in almost 60 years to improve relations and operational cooperation
Explained What's Next for Turkey After Vote Expands Erdogan's Vast Powers
Turkey's new president assumes all the powers of the abolished prime minister in a country that already lacking the checks and balances of other presidential democracies