Jens Stoltenberg

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says Ukraine inflicting 'heavy losses' on Russian forces

Stoltenberg emphasised that while the frontline has remained static, heavy fighting has led to substantial casualties on the Russian side.

Stoltenberg says Sweden has delivered on what they promised, asks Turkey to now let it join NATO

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday said that Sweden has delivered on what they promised and asked Turkey to approve Sweden's stalled bid for membership "as soon as possible"

NATO vows 'determined response' if Baltic pipeline sabotage confirmed

'The important thing now is to establish what happened and how this could happen,' Stoltenberg said, at a meeting of NATO defence ministers in Brussels

Sweden to join NATO: How did Turkey agree?

After blocking the move for months, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has agreed to back Sweden’s bid to join NATO. The Turkey leader has been seeking membership to the European Union and advanced US fighter jets. But were these part of the deal ahead of the summit in Lithuania?

Is NATO looking to expand in Asia? Why is China unhappy?

At the annual summit being held in Lithuania, NATO has invited leaders of Japan, Australia, South Korea and New Zealand to discuss ways to counter and contain China. In recent times, the Western bloc has deemed Beijing a threat and seeks to limit its power

‘Offensive but not illegal’: NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg on Sweden Quran burning, US condemns act

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday condemned a Quran-burning protest in Sweden, signaling that this would pose another obstacle to the country's bid for NATO membership.

'I am not responsible for taking decision about my future': NATO chief Stoltenberg says his replacement up to allies

Jens Stoltenberg has held the seat of secretary-general of NATO since 2014. His term has already been prolonged by a year to October in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022

Ukraine making progress in counteroffensive against Russia, says NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg

"The support that we are providing together to Ukraine is now making a difference on the battlefield as we speak, because the offensive is launched and Ukrainians are making progress," said Stoltenberg as he met in the Oval Office with President Joe Biden

NATO Chief Stoltenberg to visit Turkey over Sweden's membership

NATO officers expect Turkey to lift its apprehensions about Stockholm's admission to NATO since elections are now over

Who will launch next ground offensive in the war in Ukraine and when?

While Russia can choose its moment for its offensive/counteroffensive, NATO will like to see President Volodymyr Zelensky delivering ‘Bang for the Buck’, having met his 98 per cent requirements of military hardware