British leader Theresa May defended Nato and criticised Russia in a speech in the US, while courting Donald Trump for closer ties.
May described Nato as “the cornerstone of the West's defence” and as part of a wider, rules-based world order that the US and the UK had helped to build after World War II.
“We must turn towards those multinational institutions like the UN and Nato that encourage international cooperation and partnership,” she said.
Speaking at a Republican Part...
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