Donald Trump's claim that Nato troops stayed "a little off the front lines" during the war in Afghanistan has sparked outrage among UK veterans and politicians

US President Donald Trump's "insult" to Nato troops is in the lead.

The Trump administration is expanding the “Mexico City” policy, which restricts U.S. aid to foreign organizations that provide or promote abortions, to include “radical gender ideologies” and diversit...

Asma Khalid of the BBC joins the Inside Politics panels to discuss President Trump’s whirlwind diplomatic trip to Davos that left allies and adversaries alike reeling. Khalid says Trump’s effort to create a “counter institution” to the United Nations—but one that he alone can control—actually gives valuable insight into Trump’s diplomatic worldview.

US President Donald Trump has said the newly-formed Board of Peace is withdrawing its invitation for Canada to join the organisation.

As of Thursday morning, some 35 countries have signed up to join the board, including regional Middle East powers such as Israel, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, though traditional U.S. allies,...

One year into the second Trump presidency, what’s changed? Two speeches — at the White House and in Davos — demonstrate how President Donald Trump is more emboldened than ever. Meanwhile, Democrats have found new cause for optimism ahead of the midterms.

The US president has claimed he wants to annex Greenland for the sake of national security - but experts suggest he has ulterior motives.

After talks with the Nato secretary general, Mark Rutte, Donald Trump said the 'framework of a future deal' had been agreed for the territory to allow the US to build its military presence there.

Less than a third of voters think the country is better off than it was when President Donald Trump returned to the White House a year ago, with a wide majority saying he has focused on the wrong issu...