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Bulgarian Prime Minister to step down after setback in presidential election
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's presidential nominee Tsetska Tsacheva won just over 35% of the vote.
Donald Trump warned by Nato chief 'going it alone' is not an option to ensure world security
The US covers approximately 73% of Nato's costs.
Russia developing killer robot that 'can detect and shoot a human from 4 miles away'
The high-tech new 'Flight' robot has radar, thermal imaging, and both colour and black-and-white video cameras.
Nato chief calls on Donald Trump to show commitment to alliance and counter Russian threat
General Sir Richard Shirreff told IBTimes UK that Trump's statements on Nato so far were worrying.
Polish women receive free unarmed combat classes from army amid fears of Russian invasion
The new scheme is the first time that the Polish military has run a nationwide programme.
Russian Ministry of Defence claims its ships 'chased away' Dutch submarine in Mediterranean
Dutch military refused to comment on incident which reportedly took place off Syrian coast.
Russian nationalists 'planned to kill our prime minister' says Montenegro's chief prosecutor
Top lawyer says move to kill Milo Djukanovic in an election day coup was to stop country's drift into Nato's orbit.
Nato prepares to increase ground force substantially amid growing tensions with Russia
'Biggest reinforcement of our collective defence" since the end of the Cold War says Nato.
Two US soldiers killed in Taliban attack in Afghan battleground province
Afghan police said as many as 26 civilians died in the raid against Taliban fighters.
British soldiers' Latvia brawl 'was set up as part of Russian propaganda sting'
Russia alleged to have instigated fight between soldiers and locals to discredit British forces in Baltic.
Russia could overrun Nato's Baltic forces 'within 36 hours'
Think tank concludes Nato forces are six to seven times short of strength required to repel Russian attack.
Russian warships denied fuelling stop in Spain after concern from NATO
Moscow withdrew a request for the warships to dock as Nato expressed concerns over Russia's Syria campaign.
UK to send tanks, 800 troops and drones to Estonia as tensions with Russia grow
'This is not simply a trip-wire….This is a serious military presence,' said Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.
Afghan soldiers being trained as air controllers to improve precision of air strikes on Taliban
Nato is aiming to train 100 air controllers by March 2017, as the Taliban intensifies attacks during summer.
Syria: Turkish jets 'kill 200 Kurdish fighters' aligned with US-backed alliance
Ankara views Kurdish YPG as an extension of PKK which has committed terrorist acts in Turkey.
DNC hackers Fancy Bear targeted over 1,000 high-profile individuals between 9 to 5 office hours - ESET
Researchers uncovered that the group has also targeted Nato officials, Ukrainian leaders and Russian dissidents.
Royal Navy monitoring Russian aircraft carrier sailing towards English Channel
The Admiral Kuznetsov is sailing through British waters to join the country's airstrikes in Syria.
Donald Trump's campaign says Serbia apology over US bombing was a hoax
The GOP nominee's team said the interview had been a hoax.
Russia eyes up new military presence in Cuba amid deepening standoff between Moscow and the West
Kremlin spokesman refused to deny speculation that Moscow wants to have bases in Caribbean and Vietnam.
Poland, Lithuania and Estonia concerned as Russia deploys nuclear-capable missiles to Kaliningrad
Three Nato states have expressed their concern after Russia deployed the nuclear-capable Iskander missiles.
Nato jets from UK scrambled to intercept Russian bombers flying south
Two Russian TU-160 Blackjack bombers, capable of carrying nuclear weapons, travelled as far south as Bilbao
Michael Fallon: European human rights laws have undermined British forces
Defence secretary promised to tackle vexatious legal claims against troops at Tory conference.
Afghan security forces reportedly 'back in control of Kunduz' after Taliban assault on city
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid confirmed that 'a massive operation' started on Kunduz.
Why Barack Obama wants to push TTIP through before he leaves the White House
US has enjoyed huge success in a long-term, bipartisan goal of backing growth of free trade across the world.
Nato: Estonian Ministry of Defence accuses Russian military plane of airspace incursion
Russia's Ministry of Defence spokesman dismisses allegations by Baltic States of repeated incursions.
US orders Turkey to stop attacking Kurdish forces in northern Syria
Dangerous games: Nato allies at loggerheads as Turkey attacks US allies in Syria conflict.
Friendship Gate at Pakistan-Afghanistan border remains closed for seventh day
The Pak-Afghan border at Chaman was closed after Afghan demonstrators set a Pakistani national flag on fire.
Jeremy Corbyn insists he can win over people 'tempted to vote Tory' at ill-tempered hustings event
Leadership challenger Owen Smith said Labour has to win support from 'two million people who voted Tory.'
Donald Trump says he will 'work closely with Nato on this new mission' to defeat Isis
Trump previously called Nato 'obsolete' and said 'it failed to deal adequately with terrorism.'
Nato rejects claims Isis killed US commander in Afghanistan with 'sticky bomb'
Nato's Resolute Support Mission denies any substance to propaganda claims.