NATO

On Sunday, Liz Cheney talked on "Meet the Press" about the current Russian invasion of Ukraine and what else the U.S. could be doing to address the situation.

The Senate has given final congressional approval to a $13.6 billion emergency package of military and humanitarian aid for besieged Ukraine and its European allies.

When Anastasiia Pereverten arrived at the University of Wyoming in January, she couldn't have known that just a month later her hometown of Kyiv, Ukraine would be under attack from the Russian military.

Taliban forces have sealed off Kabul’s airport to most Afghans as NATO nations wrap up their evacuation flights out of Afghanistan.

She suggested the move would do more harm to NATO as a whole than to Germany’s own defense.

NATO's European allies are keen to keep the treaty intact.

They say Russia aims to undermine western organizations like the EU and NATO.

The President also said he would ask NATO to become more involved in the Middle East.

Washington has for the first time earmarked a separate $50 million budget line to boost air defense capabilities of the three ex-Soviet republics.

Trump has long pushed those allies to reduce their reliance on the United States for security assistance.