New NATO chief Mark Rutte, on October 01, downplayed fears over a potential Donald Trump victory in the US presidential election and pledged to keep backing Ukraine, as he assumed leadership of the world's most powerful military alliance. The former Dutch prime minister steps into the role at a pivotal moment, as Russia presses its war in Ukraine, China flexes its growing might -- and just weeks before US voters choose a new leader. Replying to Putin's nuclear threat, NATO's new chief said that the Russian leader must realise the Atlantic Alliance will not bend in its support for Ukraine's war effort.

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