Penny Wong will travel to Washington for Quad talks with Marco Rubio and their counterparts from India and Japan, amid tensions over US defence spending demands.

The NATO summit endorsed a higher defense spending of 5 percent of GDP in response to a demand made by US President Donald ...

NATO leaders have agreed to increase military and security spending, committing to invest 5 per cent of GDP annually by 2035 ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has refused to budge on his government’s defence spending outlook after Australia was called ...

It will go down as the summit where US President Donald Trump learned to stop worrying and love NATO. Trump reveled in ...

A testy prime minister has backed Australia's plan for defence spending, despite the US calling for its allies to move up to ...

A new Cold War-style arms race between Russia and the West could trigger the downfall of Russian President Vladimir Putin, ...

Jim Chalmers welcomes the news that Australian investors will likely escape a 15 per cent tax that would have been imposed on ...

The Albanese government insists it can deliver AUKUS and keep Washington happy without lifting defence spending — but a new ...