What is Nato? Ukraine's bid to join as Elon Musk calls for US withdrawal - Elon Musk's call for US Nato withdrawal echoes Trump supporters, raising questions about global security dynamics and the fut

Puce with rage, he leaned over and wagged his finger as he told the leader of a nation under assault from Russia: “You’re playing cards, you’re gambling with the lives of millions of people.” But when Donald Trump got furious with Volodymyr Zelensky,

Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn called NATO "a thing of the past" and suggested the United States should walk away from the military alliance as President Trump pulls Russian President Vladimir Putin closer.

Speaking on Dana Bash’s show on CNN this Sunday, U.S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz once again emphasized that Ukraine cannot join NATO. According to Waltz, a scenario where Ukraine becomes a NATO member,

Could Nato soon be over – and what might replace it? - Powerful leaders have begun to publicly question the organisation’s future

Worse still, China has emerged as the big winner, as the conflict has ensnared NATO and Russia. China, significantly stronger than Russia in economic output, military spending and other strategic metrics,

British prime minister Sir Keir Starmer pledged "ironclad support for Ukraine" in a call with Volodymyr Zelensky and said he will make the case for safeguarding of Ukraine's sovereignty in talks with Donald Trump next week.

Administration of US President Donald Trump is considering the possibility of halting all current military aid supplies to Ukraine. This could allegedly be a response from Washington to the quarrel between Ukrainian and American leaders,