New NATO boss Rutte voices strong support for Ukraine, not worried by US vote
Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte takes over as NATO boss on Tuesday, charged with holding the Western military alliance together with the war in Ukraine at a critical moment and a pivotal U.S. presidential election approaching.
Ukraine top priority for incoming NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte
Ukraine will be NATO Secretary General-designate Mark Rutte's top priority when he takes over the Western military alliance's top job. "Ukraine is at the top of the list," Rutte said, speaking alongside outgoing NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in Brussels.
Putin's nuclear threats should not stop aid to Ukraine
Rutte will also have to handle pressure from some members to devote more attention to counter-terrorism and reinforce NATO’s ...
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Tuesday officially took over as the boss of NATO after the ...
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Incoming Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte has said he is “not worried” about the outcome of the US presidential election next month, saying he would work well with both candidates. Donald Trump, an ...
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