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The main topics of the NATO Vilnius Summit held on 11–12 July were deterrence and deterrence, Ukraine’s future membership of NATO, and deepening relations with partners in the Indo-Pacific. The Alliance is partly returning to the defence planning processes and structures that were in place during the Cold War, but which NATO abandoned in the 1990s.

Spearheading the Forex and CFD industry for 11 years, BDSwiss rose above the competition in Asia with its Partnership Programme

Anthony Albanese has sealed a $1 billion deal to export 100 Brisbane-made Boxer vehicles deal to the German army as he arrives in Europe for a NATO leaders summit.

Analysis: Is NZ about to join 'NATO+'? That seems to be the effective endgame, if reports ahead of Chris Hipkins' attendance at the NATO summit in Lithuania are anything to go by, Geoffrey Miller writes.

Amid escalating tensions between Russia and the West, Azerbaijan has been enhancing its partnership with NATO, with the alliance reciprocating keenly, despite existing concerns from both sides.

It is apparent that Azerbaijan has opted for deepening its cooperation with NATO.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has described the joint working visit between Denmark and the Netherlands as "very opportune" and important for forging closer cooperation, especially in the energy space.

A proposed migration deal with Tunisia could help the North African nation avert economic collapse, but observers fear worsening conditions for migrants and future returnees. By Jennifer Holleis and Tarak Guizani

South Korea sets sights on boosting Nato ties with new strategy to tackle growing China clout

NATO has announced plans to open a liaison office in Tokyo by 2024, serving as a central hub for cooperation with Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea