Now is 'not the time to go it alone', NATO chief warns

US will ALWAYS lead Nato, UK insists amid rumoured 'vacancy' in top role

AMERICA will always lead Nato, Britain’s defence secretary has claimed. John Healey insisted there was “no vacancy” at the top of the alliance as he brushed off concerns about Donald Trump’s pivots, adding: “America is not stepping away”. GettyBritain’s defence secretary John Healey has insisted there was ‘no vacancy’ at the top of Nato[/caption] Healey was responding to claims that America would stop providing a general to be Supreme Allied Com…

NATO chief appeals for unity as Europe builds its armies and the US eyes security threats elsewhere

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has appealed for unity within the military alliance as European nations scale up their armed forces and defense industries after the Trump administration warned that Europe must take care of its own security in future. Trust…

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, in the midst of the debate on European defense and American disengagement, reaffirms that “this is not the time to go alone.”

"Not The Time To Go It Alone": NATO Chief To US, Europe

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned the United States and Europe on Wednesday against any temptation to "go it alone" on security, amid increased tensions over the future of the transatlantic alliance. US President Donald Trump recently cast doubt on Washington's willingness to defend NATO allies it deemed were not paying enough for their own defence, triggering alarm among European leaders about the future of the Atlantic alliance as they …

'This is not the time to go it alone,' NATO's Rutte tells US, Europe

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned the United States and Europe on Wednesday against any temptation to "go it alone" on security, amid increased tensions over the future of the transatlantic alliance and diverging views on Russia.

Now is 'not the time to go it alone', NATO chief warns

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has said that this is "not the time to go it alone, not for Europe or America" and that the current global security challenges are "too big to face on our own".