The alliance's latest transformation is about who provides the forces, factories and infrastructure behind European security.
One year after NATO leaders agreed to a historic increase in defense spending, the alliance arrived in Ankara with a different message: the debate over targets is largely over.
The challenge now is producing the weapons, infrastructure and industrial capacity needed to sustain deterrence in a more dangerous world.
The new duties recast forced labor as a trade issue, but critics question the legal rationale and their likely effectiveness.
Kenya, Germany and international partners seek to integrate climate-related risks into efforts to prevent violent extremism.
The NATO chief used spending charts, jobs figures and praise to make the case for the alliance ahead of a Turkish summit.
The IAEA chief argued that authority, credibility and practical results will determine the future of multilateral institutions.
The agency says victims forced to conduct cyber fraud should be treated as trafficking survivors, not criminals.
The partnership aims to strengthen and connect innovation ecosystems. Three years on, its record is coming into focus.
A draft report finds both the mission and a longer-term 2050 vision of fighting 'unprecedented' biodiversity loss are at risk.
The decision comes as the court is confronting both an internal governance crisis and an escalating U.S. campaign.
